Arctic Range Adventure - Product Catalog 2017/2018 by Felix Geithner

Product Catalog CATALOG 2017/2018

2017/2018

Winter & Summer Programs DAy Tours • Multi-day Tours & PAckages Northern Lights • Sightseeing • FlightSeeing Wildlife Viewing • Dog Sledding • Snowshoeing Ice fishing • cross-country Skiing Hiking • CanoeING • FISHING Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. Phone : +1-867-667-2209 • Fax : +1-867-667-2265 Email : info@arcticrange.com • Web : www.arcticrange.com

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Map See detailed maps on specific tour pages. This map outlines the routes and tours of Arctic Range Adventure in Yukon, NWT and Alaska.

Vancouver

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Skill Level Rating We evaluate the skill level required for your enjoyment on a Arctic Range Adventure tour by assessing a combination of different factors. We take into consideration the technical skill level of the route, the tempo of the trip in regards to the length of each day, the isolation and the expected weather conditions. By looking at all these factors we rate our adventures in the following way: Hiking Skill Level Rating

Canoe Skill Level Rating

Beginner

Intermediate

Moderate hikes with light day pack, courses and activities are suitable for beginners and include necessary equipment and safety gear.

All campgrounds during this hiking vacation are accessible by car. Backpacking is not necessary. For the daily hikes you carry only your lunch, rain gear, camera etc.

Distance per day: 1-7 kms Hiking Time: 3 hrs or less Pace: 1-3 km/hr Terrain: Easy (Pavement, Packed dirt, Sand) Class of Terrain: 1-2 Elevation Gain/loss: 0 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 250 m Altitude: Sea level to 1500 m No altitude impact

Distance per day: 5-15 kms Hiking Time: 4-8 hrs Pace: 2-5 km/hr Terrain: Easy to Difficult (Inclines with loose rock; narrow trails; poor trails, some snow) Class of Terrain: 1-3 Elevation Gain/loss: 0 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1000 m Less at higher altitudes Altitude: Sea level to 2500 m Sea level to high altitude

Never even sat in a canoe before? No problem! Our canoe programs always start off with an instructional component designed to teach you the skills necessary for safe wilderness travel. A background in camping and paddling is an asset but not necessary. These programs are open to expert and novice paddlers alike. You will appreciate the experienced teaching skills of our patient guides.

Best suited for those with a basic level of wilderness travel. You have been on a few camping trips before and have played around in a canoe or kayak. You should know how to keep a canoe in a straight line and have the stamina to paddle for several hours and carry your personal bag.

Just as a side note we find most people underestimate their abilities. Many of our participants on Expert Level adventures are over 50 years in age. Please call our office if you have any questions regarding your abilities for a particular tour program.

Language Service

Japanese-, Korean-, Chinese-, Spanish-, German- or French-speaking guiding services are available upon request for selected tour dates. 2

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Aurora Viewing Programs (Yukon) Best Value Aurora Viewing | Basic

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3, 4, or 5 days Basic Aurora Viewing Program in Yukon incl. City Tour; Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018

Best Value Aurora Viewing | Wildlife & Hot Springs

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3, 4, or 5 days Basic Aurora Viewing Program in Yukon incl. City Tour, Wildlife & Hot Springs Tour; Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018

WINTER Group Programs (Yukon & NWT) Arctic Winter Explorer | Ice Road to the Arctic Sea

NEW

Winter tour on the Dempster Highway and Arctic Ice Road to Aklavik 8 days, Whitehorse/Inuvik

Page 02.03.-09.03.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 09.03.-16.03.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 23.03.-30.03.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 30.03.-06.04.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse)

Yukon Quest Dog Sledding | Follow the toughest race

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Winter adventure following the most adventurous dogsledding race in the world 8 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

02.02.-09.02.2018

YUKON WINTER DREAM | Active Winter Adventure

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Active Winter Adventure in Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Yukon 5 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

02.12.-06.12.2017 16.12.-20.12.2017 30.12.-03.01.2018 13.01.-17.01.2018 27.01.-31.01.2018 10.02.-14.02.2018 24.02.-28.02.2018 10.03.-14.03.2018

Lodge/cabin Programs (Yukon) Yukon Dog Sledding Adventure | Comfort Lodge

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Guided Dog Sledding Adventure at Tagish Lake 6 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Feb. 06 - Apr. 10, 2018

Yukon Winter Adventure | Private Lake Cabin

Page Dec. 09, 2017 - Mar. 24, 2018

Guided winter activity program and exclusive winter lake cabin snowmobiling in Yukon 5 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Northern Winter Wilderness | Tagish lodge

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Whitehorse and Cabin Aurora Winter Program in Yukon 6 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Feb. 06 - Apr. 10, 2018

Yukon Wellness & Activities | Northern Lights Resort

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Northern Lights Wellness & Activities program in Yukon 5 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 08, 2018 Sep. 01 - Oct. 15, 2018

Aurora Retreat Yukon | Cottage Comfort Aurora Viewing Program in Yukon 4 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018

Summer/Fall Group Programs (Yukon & Alaska) Yukon Summer Dream | Active Summer Adventure Active Summer Adventure in Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Yukon 5 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Golden Circle Tour | Yukon & Alaska Guided sightseeing tour in Yukon and Alaska 5 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page 03.06.-07.06.2018 17.06.-21.06.2018 01.07.-05.07.2018 15.07.-19.07.2018 29.07.-02.08.2018 12.08.-16.08.2018 26.08.-30.08.2018 09.09.-13.09.2018 23.09.-27.09.2018 07.10.-11.10.2018

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Arctic Tundra & Dawson City | naturally wild

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Guided sightseeing and hiking tour in Yukon 6 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Arctic Summer Explorer | Road to the Arctic Sea

Page 17.06.-22.06.2018 08.07.-13.07.2018 29.07.-03.08.2018 26.08.-31.08.2018

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Guided summer tour on the Dempster Highway and across the Arctic Circle to the Arctic Sea 8 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page 17.06.-24.06.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 24.06.-01.07.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 08.07.-15.07.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 15.07.-22.07.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 29.07.-05.08.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 05.08.-12.08.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 26.08.-02.09.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 02.09.-09.09.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse)

Yukon River 2D | Whitehorse to Lake Laberge Guided Canoe Tour on the Yukon River 2 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page Jun. 1 – Oct. 15, 2018

Yukon River 3D | Carmacks to Minto Guided Canoe Tour on the Yukon River 3 days, Whitehorse/Whitehorse

Page Jun. 1 – Oct. 15, 2018

Day Tours (Yukon) WINTER Day Tours

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Arctic Day: Aurora Viewing | Evening

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Taste The Snow | Multi-activity tour

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Snowshoeing | Half day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Ice Fishing | half day

Daily Tours: December 10, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Arctic Day: Dog-Sledding | Half or full day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Snowmobiling | Half or full day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Ice Fishing & Snowshoeing | Half or full day

Daily Tours: December 10, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Arctic Day: Mount Sima Snow Tour | half day

Daily Tours: December 16, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Arctic Day: Cross Country Ski Tour | Half or full day

Daily Tours: December 10, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Winter/Summer/Fall Day Tours

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Arctic Day: Wilderness City Museum Tour | half day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 (except: Sunday, Monday] Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Wilderness City Brewery Tour | half day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 (except: Sunday] Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Wildlife & Hot Springs | half day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: First Nation Carving Tour | half day

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 (except: Saturday, Sunday] Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Chilkoot Pass & Icefields Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Kluane & Mount Logan Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Helicopter Mountain Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily Tours: November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Summer/Fall Day Tours

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Arctic Day: Aurora Viewing | Evening

Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Meet the Huskies | half day

Daily Tours: August 15 - September 15, 2018

Arctic Day: White Pass Train & Skagway | Full day

Daily Tours: August 15 – September 26, 2018

Arctic Day: Kluane National Park Tour | Full day

Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Canoeing Tour | half or full day

Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Hiking Tour | half or full day

Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

Arctic Day: Fishing Tour | half day

Daily Tours: August 15 - October 15, 2018

SPECIALity GROUP Programs Charter Service & custom Programs Exclusive Special Group Tours Customized Programs Bus and Van Charters, Drivers and Step-On-Guides Incentive Tours and Events

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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Required guest information for bookings; Price Information; Payment Requirements

Banking Information; Contact Information; Limitation of responsibility

CATALOG 2017/2018

Dear Friends. Your unforgettable journey to the North starts here! With amazing new highlights for experiential travelers all our day tours and guided round-trips offer a great variety of summer and winter activities, which will leave all our guest with unforgettable memories. Arctic Range Adventure offers breathtaking tours in Yukon and Alaska, across the Arctic Circle, driving on the Arctic ice road, experiencing first nation culture, dog sledding along the Yukon Quest Race, canoeing, hiking, wildlife viewing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing and watching the Aurora Borealis dance among the star-filled Arctic sky. At the unique and exclusive AuroraCentre our guest can experience the magic of watching the Aurora Borealis in style and comfort under the open sky of the North. Changes and highlights for the upcoming 2017/2018 programming season will include: • We offer a new summer/fall multi-day program ‘Arctic Summer Explorer | Road to the Arctic Sea’ with a number of tour dates to choose from. This exciting tour includes the best highlights from Whitehorse to the Arctic Sea including Dawson City, the Dempster Highway and the Arctic Circle. • We now offer a new lodge-based dog sledding tour in the beautiful setting of Tagish Lake, Yukon’s Backcountry. Guest will be dog sledding in small groups (2-4 people) and stay at the Southern Lakes Resort and the Tagish Wilderness Lodge. • We offer new pricing for our Aurora winter and summer/fall programs which include our outstanding guiding service, a ‘Welcome & City Tour’, Aurora Certificate, Yukon Visitor Guide, Flashlight Pen, TourDesk Service, Customer Phone Service, Emergency Phone Service in addition to our excellent customer service (English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, German or French) which we are known for. • We offer more tour dates for our summer/fall multi-day programs ‘Arctic Tundra & Dawson City | naturally wild’ and ‘Golden Circle Tour | Yukon & Alaska’ in the theme of viewing the Midnight Sun or the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). • We offer year-round sightseeing flights and a variety of other new multi day tour components. • We are recognized by the CTC with our ‘Arctic Winter Explorer’ as part of the Signature Experience Collection™. • We are committed to offer Japanese-, Chinese-, Korean-, Spanish-, French- and German-speaking guiding services year-round.

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Departure Whitehorse Whitehorse

Best Value Aurora Viewing | Basic

3, 4 or 5 Days BAsic Aurora Viewing program in YUkon Incl. City Tour

On our Best Value Aurora Viewing tour, you’ll discover scenic Whitehorse, the Yukon’s capital; surrounded by endless mountains. On successive evenings, you’ll travel just outside the city centre, but far enough from the city lights to an idyllic Northern Lights viewing location, the AuroraCentre. The evenings will feature relaxing Northern Lights viewing beside a cozy wood stove or roaring campfire, the perfect way to enjoy your relaxed vacation. Day times are free for optional winter sightseeing, shopping and touring in and around the capital.

Trip Itinerary “Best Value Aurora Viewing Tour” (Sample Itinerary of 4 Days Program)

Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse Transfer to your hotel located in the heart of the city, not far from the banks of the Yukon River. Whitehorse is small and easy to explore on foot or by vehicle. Later in the evening we set out to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 2: Northern Lights Viewing at the AuroraCentre In the late morning you will discover the sights of Whitehorse, historic and yet trendy, on a city tour with character. Visit the SS Klondike National Historic Site; among the last of the great paddlewheelers that plied the Yukon River system until the 1950’s, the Old Log Church; the oldest building in Whitehorse, the unique Log Cabin Skyscraper; a three story tower made completely out of logs. And when you’ve seen all these top sites, Main Street is perfect for strolling and shopping with its shops galleries and café’s. Afternoon is free for optional sightseeing and touring. 1 In the winter season you have the option to try dog sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, or ice fishing. 2 In the summer/fall season you have the option to try canoeing or go on a guided hiking tour. After a relaxed dinner in Whitehorse, you’ll be back on the road again, this time to seek views of the stunning Northern Lights. Relax in sheltered comfort, or under the starry sky beside a warm fire at one of our tailor-made aurora viewing locations. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 3: Northern Lights Viewing at the AuroraCentre Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. 1 In the winter season you have the option to try one of the many Yukon winter activities. You’ll get the chance to experience Jack London’s Yukon while experiencing the region’s most popular sport, dog sledding! After a detailed safety briefing and hooking up the dogs, you’ll soon be on your way along the shores of a frozen alpine lake, surrounded by snowy mountains. Buck and White Fang will spring to mind as you feel the power and endurance of the loveable Alaskan huskies, with their steamy breath curling above their ears and the hiss of the sled whisking over the trail. 2 In the summer/fall season you have the option to experience the beautiful scenery of Kluane National Park or the stunning vista of White Pass on the way to Skagway on one of the available day tours. Later in the evening we set out once more to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 4: Departure Whitehorse Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. Today, you might appreciate the opportunity to experience the Yukon at a more relaxing pace. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for close views of many of the Yukon’s large mammal species including elk, moose, mule deer, caribou, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, bison and even the musk-ox of the high Arctic, all in their natural surroundings. Not far from the preserve is Takhini Hotsprings where you can indulge yourself in the natural hotsprings and relax in a breathtaking winter mountain setting. Or, to cap of your eventful stay in the Yukon, take a 20 minute flightseeing tour and soar above the spectacular winter scenery while reflecting on your memorable stay in one of Canada’s most stunning locations. Transfer to the airport, check in for your southbound flight. Note: Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 6

Dates Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 1 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018 2

Duration 3 days/2 nights, 4 days/3 nights, 5 days/4 nights

Price WINTER 1

3 Days

4 Days

5 Days

Double Room:

498.00

653.00

800.00

Single Room:

625.00

844.00

1,055.00

Tripple Room:

467.00

606.00

738.00

SUMMER 2

3 Days

4 Days

5 Days

Double Room:

539.00

715.00

883.00

Single Room:

708.00

968.00

1,220.00

Tripple Room:

508.00

668.00

820.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Extending your stay? Ask us about our great pre and post tour accommodation rates – exclusively for our guests. We also offer a great selection of add-on tours to make your vacation with us even more complete.

Included • Airport Transfers • Expert guidance on the entire trip • Accommodation at Whitehorse 3.5-star hotel • Aurora Viewing evening tours • Welcome & City tour • Aurora Photography Souvenir (Framed)

Not Included • Meals, Optional tours • Personal extras, Gratuities • Winter Clothing rental (available on request)

Child Policy No age restrictions. ~7 years: 50% off regular adult rate 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

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Departure Whitehorse Whitehorse

Best Value Aurora Viewing | Wildlife & Hot Springs

3, 4 or 5 Days BAsic Aurora Viewing program in YUkon Incl. City Tour, Wildlife & Hot Springs Tour

Trip Itinerary “Best Value Aurora Viewing Tour” (Sample Itinerary of 4 Days Program)

Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse Transfer to your hotel located in the heart of the city, not far from the banks of the Yukon River. Whitehorse is small and easy to explore on foot or by vehicle. Later in the evening we set out to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 2: Wildlife Viewing, Hot Springs & Northern Lights Viewing at the AuroraCentre In the late morning you will discover the sights of Whitehorse, historic and yet trendy, on a city tour with character. Visit the SS Klondike National Historic Site; among the last of the great paddlewheelers that plied the Yukon River system until the 1950’s, the Old Log Church; the oldest building in Whitehorse, the unique Log Cabin Skyscraper; a three story tower made completely out of logs. And when you’ve seen all these top sites, Main Street is perfect for strolling and shopping with its shops galleries and café’s. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for close views of many of the Yukon’s large mammal species including elk, moose, mule deer, caribou, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, bison and even the musk-ox of the high Arctic, all in their natural surroundings. Not far from the preserve is Takhini Hotsprings where you can indulge yourself in the natural hotsprings and relax in a breathtaking winter mountain setting. After a relaxed dinner in Whitehorse, you’ll be back on the road again, this time to seek views of the stunning Northern Lights. Relax in sheltered comfort, or under the starry sky beside a warm fire at one of our tailor-made aurora viewing locations. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 3: Northern Lights Viewing at the AuroraCentre Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. 1 In the winter season you have the option to try one of the many Yukon winter activities. You’ll get the chance to experience Jack London’s Yukon while experiencing the region’s most popular sport, dog sledding! After a detailed safety briefing and hooking up the dogs, you’ll soon be on your way along the shores of a frozen alpine lake, surrounded by snowy mountains. Buck and White Fang will spring to mind as you feel the power and endurance of the loveable Alaskan huskies, with their steamy breath curling above their ears and the hiss of the sled whisking over the trail. 2 In the summer/fall season you have the option to experience the beautiful scenery of Kluane National Park or the stunning vista of White Pass on the way to Skagway on one of the available day tours. Later in the evening we set out once more to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 4: Departure Whitehorse Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. Or, to cap of your eventful stay in the Yukon, take a 20 minute flightseeing tour and soar above the spectacular winter scenery while reflecting on your memorable stay in one of Canada’s most stunning locations. Transfer to the airport, check in for your southbound flight. Note: Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Dates Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 1 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018 2

Duration 3 days/2 nights, 4 days/3 nights, 5 days/4 nights

Price WINTER 1

3 Days

4 Days

5 Days

Double Room:

610.00

765.00

913.00

Single Room:

738.00

957.00

1,168.00

Tripple Room:

579.00

719.00

850.00

SUMMER 2

3 Days

4 Days

5 Days

Double Room:

652.00

827.00

995.00

Single Room:

820.00

1,080.00

1,333.00

Tripple Room:

620.00

780.00

933.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • Airport Transfers • Expert guidance on the entire trip • Accommodation at Whitehorse 3.5-star hotel • Aurora Viewing evening tours • Welcome & City tour , Wildlife & Hot Srings tour • Aurora Photography Souvenir (Framed)

Not Included • Meals, Optional tours • Personal extras, Gratuities • Winter Clothing rental (available on request)

Child Policy No age restrictions. ~7 years: 50% off regular adult rate 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate 7

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Departure Whitehorse Departure Inuvik Departure Whitehorse

Arctic Winter Explorer | Ice Road to the Arctic Sea

8 days guided winter adventure tour in Yukon and NWT Skill Level: Beginner

Join us as we travel overland from the Pacific to the Arctic, along snow covered highways and roadways built of ice along ancient wildlife corridors, and traditional trading routes of First Nations traders - later used by Klondike Gold Rush prospectors and NWMP patrolmen. The route offers some of the greatest geographic diversity in the country; the Tombstone Mountains in the central Yukon are among the youngest mountain ranges in North America, while the low rolling Ogilvie’s with their naked spines were not glaciated during the last Ice Age, and thus are among the oldest. North of the Ogilvie Mountains, the landscape gradually flattens to low tundra and just after crossing the Arctic Circle the Richardson Mountains, the Northern-most extension of the Rocky Mountains, come into view. From there, the roadway will begin it’s descent into the impressive Mackenzie River Delta; 12th largest in the world, to arrive at Inuvik, known as the Place of Man. We will travel to the isolated community of Aklavik, once the region’s administrative centre, locals were slated to be moved to Inuvik, but refused – hence their motto, “Never say die.”, on the Arctic coast, accessible only by a winter “ice-road” constructed out of the frozen ice of the Mackenzie River and the Arctic Ocean. Exploring this remote village we will visit the grave of the Mad Trapper, the mysterious backwoods killer who led Mounties on one of Canada’s greatest manhunts. The tour finishes with a exciting excursions to the Inuvialuit village of Tuktoyaktuk, on the Arctic coast, where we learn about the local history and culture.

Trip Itinerary “Arctic Winter Explorer”

Dates 02.03.-09.03.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 09.03.-16.03.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 23.03.-30.03.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 30.03.-06.04.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse)

Duration 8 days / 7 nights

Group Size 5 - 12 participants per tour

Price Double Room:

CAD 3,490.00

Single Room:

CAD 4,099.00

Triple Room:

CAD 3,382.00

Quad Room:

CAD 3,333.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Extending your stay? Ask us about our great pre and post tour accommodation rates – exclusively for our guests. We also offer a great selection of addon tours to make your vacation with us even more complete.

Map

Note: The tour itinerary is in reverse every second departure.

Tuktoyaktuk

Day 01: Arrive Whitehorse. Meet and greet and transfer to your downtown hotel. En route, your guide will offer a city highlight tour that includes SS Klondike National Historic Site, the Old Log Church and the Log Cabin Skyscraper. You’ll meet your fellow travellers and your guide will review the itinerary and your equipment at our group meeting this afternoon. The remainder of the afternoon and evening is free to explore the city and do any last minute shopping. Accommodation: Whitehorse

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CATALOGUE CATALOG 2015/2016 2017/2018

and about an hour outside of Dawson, we’ll stop at the Tintina Trench overlook for views of the expansive Yukon interior with the Ogilvie Mountains beyond that we’ll pass through the day after tomorrow. After check-in, we’ll have a bite to eat, and then we’ll keep an eye out for the Northern Lights, which can often be seen right over the town. Accommodation: Dawson Day 03: Dawson City Home to the world’s greatest Gold Rush, some 50,000 gold seekers arrived here in 1898 making Dawson City the largest town west of Winnipeg and North of Seattle (USA) at that time. The entire community is now a national historic site, and the romance of the Old West can be felt on every corner. Dawson’s unpaved streets and wooden boardwalks are still roamed by miners, hunters and trappers. Parks Canada has restored many of the original buildings including the Palace Grand Theatre, the Commissioner’s Residence and the cabins of Jack London and Robert Service’s cabin, among many others. We’ll travel up Bonanza Creek road to the actual claim where gold was discovered in 1896. Discovery Claim is located near the impressive Dredge #4 National Historic Site and we’ll stop for a photo here as well. In the evening you will have the chance to discover Dawson City’s small but authentic bar scene and you will find many longtime residence who can tell you more tales of the far north. Accommodation: Dawson Day 04: Dawson City - Eagle Plains We’ll get an early start today. The Dempster is one of the truly great Canadian roadways. Completed only in the late 1970’s, the Dempster is still the only fully public road in North America to cross the Arctic Circle. Today’s drive is considered most scenic; Tombstone Territorial Park encompasses the jagged peaks to the West that give the park its name and further along, the Ogilvie Mountains offer superb scenery and stunning vistas. Wildlife is often spotted along the roadsides, so keep a good watch for foxes, the occasional wolf and caribou. We’ll stop for a picnic lunch at a creek-side campground, where gray-jay’s, or ‘camp-robbers’ as they’re known locally will keep us company always happy to help with leftovers. As we arrive at Eagle Plains in the late afternoon/early evening, the modest hotel, fuel station, and highway maintenance station – the only civilization for approximately 300km in either direction - feels like an oasis! Accommodation: Eagle Plains Day 05: Eagle Plains - Inuvik Departing Eagle Plains, our first stop is at the Arctic Circle crossing, where we’ll enjoy a celebratory glass of champagne to commemorate this special occasion. After crossing a mountain range and two rivers (the Richardson’s and the Mackenzie and Peel Rivers), we’ll visit the First Nations community of Fort MacPherson. The famed Lost Patrol, found after they perished by RNWMP Corporal Dempster - for whom the highway is named - is laid to rest here. A former Hudson Bay trading post, some native elders still wonder the village in Hudson Bay print dresses. Inuvik is a relatively young community with an ancient history. The Canadian government commissioned the building of the town in the 1950’s when it became apparent that the nearby traditional village of Aklavik, was slowly sinking into the delta. Inuvialuit people (Inuit, once referred to pejoratively as Eskimos) were also moved down from various points on the Arctic coast. Appropriately, the name Inuvik means Place of Man in the Inuvialuit language. We’ll take a short tour of the village on the way to hotel and you’ll have time to explore the town on foot in the evening. Accommodation: Inuvik

Included • 8 days trip from Whitehorse/Inuvik • 7 nights hotel accommodation • Individual guiding and transportation during the entire tour

• City sightseeing tour in Whitehorse and Dawson City

• Historic First Nation City Tour in Tuktoyaktuk • Overnight stay with First Nation Family

Day 06: Inuvik – Aklavik - Tuktoyaktuk Today will be memorable; we’ll travel by ice-road across the expansive Mackenzie River delta towards the Arctic coast. We will travel to the isolated community of Aklavik, once the region’s administrative centre, locals were slated to be moved to Inuvik, but refused – hence their motto, “Never say die.”, on the Arctic coast, accessible only by a winter “ice-road” constructed out of the frozen ice of the Mackenzie River and the Arctic Ocean. Exploring this remote village we will visit the grave of the Mad Trapper, the mysterious backwoods killer who led Mounties on one of Canada’s greatest manhunts. At the rivers entrance into the Arctic Ocean, the road turns northeast and travels along the coastline of Arctic Ocean toward the village of “Tuk” as it is known by residents. Not far from town, you’ll see the first of several ‘pingos’. These are mountains literally made of ice; heaved-up season after season with the annual freeze and thaw. The tallest is over 100m! We will be met by local guides who will take us on a tour of their unique village. Stops along the way include the historic Lady of Lourdes schooner and some of Tuk’s famous community buildings such as sod houses, churches and the community “freezer”; a hollowed out section of permafrost located deep underground. You’ll also see the Northern Early Warning site (formerly DEW Line) and even get a chance to dip your toe in the Arctic Ocean! You’ll also be invited to a local resident’s home for a glimpse at home-life in a northern community. Accommodation: Tuktoyaktuk

• Overland transportation in maxivan tour

Day 07: Tuktoyaktuk to Inuvik Return to Inuvik via the ice road. Afternoon and evening free for optional sightseeing and tours. Accommodation: Inuvik

Child Policy

Day 08: Inuvik - Whitehorse Transfer to Inuvik Airport, check in, board southbound aircraft. Tour services end on arrival at Whitehorse Airport. Optional evening in Whitehorse or connecting flights.

Note

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• Arctic Circle ceremony • Flight Inuvik - Whitehorse • Emergency equipment including First Aid kit, satellite telephone

• Whitehorse/Inuvik Airport shuttles Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Meals and beverages other than specified • Personal extras • Gratuity

Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 9

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon Quest Dog sledding | Follow the toughest race

8 days guided winter tour around the Yukon Quest in Yukon Skill Level: Beginner

Dates 02.02.-09.02.2018

Travel to the Yukon this winter for an unforgettable Northern adventure! Experience the North’s most exciting time of year and its coolest activities for yourself including dog sledding and Northern Lights viewing. Designed around the 2018 running of the famous Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race, considered the toughest sled dog race in the world – competitors travel 1600km from Fairbanks to Whitehorse in as littler as 10 days! – on our Yukon Quest Tour package you’ll experience all the behind the scenes race action as we join the teams on their mandatory 36 hour layover in Dawson City - home of the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush, the greatest the world has ever seen - before travelling onwards to Whitehorse. While the race is still on we’ll enjoy days of dogsledding ourself. We’ll learn how to work with a team of sled dogs while they’ll teach us the magic of travelling through the snow covered, northern backcountry. At the end we’ll have the chance to cheer the teams crossing the finish line in Whitehorse, celebrating their victory to conquer the toughest sleddog race in the world.

Duration 8 days / 7 nights

Group Size 4 - 10 participants per tour

Price Double Room:

CAD 3,185.00

Single Room:

CAD 3,555.00

Triple Room:

CAD 3,077.00

Quad Room:

CAD 3,028.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Extending your stay?

Trip Itinerary “Yukon Quest Dog sledding” Day 1: Arrive Whitehorse. The adventure begins! Arrive Whitehorse. Your guide will meet you at the airport and provide a transfer downtown. On the way to the hotel, the guide will point out some of the city’s main attractions including the SS Klondike National Historic Site, the Yukon Visitor Centre, the Old Log Church and the Log Cabin Skyscraper. The Yukon’s capital city, Whitehorse is Canada’s largest north of the 60th parallel, with a population of around 28,000 people. We’ll also visit the very informative MacBride Museum of the Yukon, which tells the story of the Territory from pre-historic times, through the Klondike Gold Rush to today. With its numerous café’s and galleries and well-travelled, well-educated population, Whitehorse has a surprisingly cosmopolitan feel. But the real beauty of Whitehorse is its proximity to some of the country’s most beautiful natural landscapes, literally just minutes from downtown! Conditions permitting, we’ll have a chance at your first views of our stunning Northern Lights before bed. Overnight in a hotel in Whitehorse. Day 2: Whitehorse-Dawson City. Klondike Ho! We’ll leave the Yukon’s capital city behind for the wilds of the Yukon interior today. As we travel the North Klondike Highway northbound, you’ll begin to get a sense of the sheer size and grandeur of the Yukon. At half the size of Ontario, or roughly the same size as California, the Yukon’s total population is only 35,000 people. Breathtaking doesn’t describe the vastness or the beauty of the Yukon’s wilderness! Our route roughly follows the Yukon River valley and takes us through a few small settlements and villages including Braeburn, Carmacks, Pelly Crossing and Stewart Crossing before the Ogilvie Mountains come into view. The road then drops down to the famous Klondike River Valley that spawned the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898. Still considered the greatest gold rush the world has ever seen, the gold discovery near Dawson City in 1896 drew more than 50,000 people to the Yukon in 1898, making Dawson City the largest city west of Winnipeg (Canada) and north of Seattle (USA)! 10

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Map Y U KO N

Circle City

Fairbanks

Dawson City Stewart River

Carmacks ALASKA

Braeburn

Whitehorse

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As a national historic site, Dawson City today still retains its turn-of-the-century pioneer feel. Saloons with batwing doors and buildings with wooden facades, wrapped with wooden boardwalks, line un-paved streets. Straight out of the Old West, this is the Yukon you imagined! We’ll take a short city highlight tour on arrival and point out some of Dawson City’s most famous locations including the Palace Grand Theatre, the former Territorial Legislature (now housing the Dawson City Museum), the Commissioners Residence, the SS Keno and the homes of famous Klondike authors, Robert Service, Pierre Berton and Jack London. We’ll also stop by the official Yukon Quest check point to check on the expected arrival times of the first teams arriving this evening. After checking into the hotel and a bite to eat, we’ll soak up some serious Yukon Quest atmosphere. Overnight in a hotel in Dawson City. Day 3: Dawson City. Experience the Yukon Quest! Today we’ll experience the relaxed pace of Dawson City while we wait for the first team to arrive. The town’s fire siren will announce the first team in, and everyone rushes down to the checkpoint to see who has arrived. To add to the excitement, the first team to arrive is given several ounces of gold by Dawson City as a reward. Spectators will have the chance to meet the mushers and their handlers as they load the sleds and prepare to depart. And of course, you’ll get up close and personal, with the real starts of the show, the 14 delightful Alaskan huskies that comprise each team. Though teams pass through several check points during the race, the Yukon Quest is much more of a test of wilderness survival than Alaska’s Iditarod sled dog race. Teams are required to spend several days between check-points without aid or re-supply, and the Yukon Quest is considered a much more difficult event than the Alaskan race. Yukon Quest teams will be arriving throughout the day, providing many more opportunities for great Quest photos. In between, we’ll visit some of Dawson’s most interesting attractions and gain more insight into the Klondike Gold Rush history. Teams will continue to arrive throughout the day and into the evening, occasionally under the soaring Northern Lights, making for a memorable evening. The more adventurous, have a chance to experience one of the North’s most infamous rituals, the Sourtoe Cocktail, a Dawson City tradition!. Overnight in a hotel in Dawson City. Day 4: Dawson City – Whitehorse. On the road again! Following breakfast, we’ll return to Whitehorse, once again along the scenic North Klondike Highway. During this southbound trip, we’ll stop by the Five Finger Rapids overlook for views of the four impressive chunks of rock in the middle of the river that gave river travelers and paddle-wheelers some difficulty during the gold rush. Overnight in a hotel in Whitehorse. Day 5: Whitehorse. Dog sledding After spending the previous few days watching world-class Mushers, today you’ll get to experience the world of White Fang and Buck for yourself! We’ll travel to a scenic alpine valley located just a short distance outside the city for an introduction to the exciting adventure of dog sledding. You’ll spend the days mushing your own team of Alaskan husky along a winter trail. Overnight in a hotel in Whitehorse. Day 6: Whitehorse. Dog sledding Another day of dog sledding. The swish of the sled’s runners and the panting of the wonderful huskies and the sound of your own heart beating with excitement are the only sounds you’ll hear as we leave civilization behind for the Yukon wilds. We’ll stop for a trail-side lunch cooked over the open fire before returning to the trailhead. While we are enjoying our winter fun, Arctic Range staff will be monitoring the progress of the Yukon Quest leader board. Overnight in a hotel in Whitehorse. Day 7: Whitehorse – The Finish Line! The first mushers to complete the 1000 miles of Yukon Quest trail are expected to arrive in Whitehorse sometime today. While the mushers can be quite spread out after more than 10 days on the trail, through some of the most remote wilderness in North America, several recent Quests have come down to a sprint finish between two mushers. We’ll be ready to whisk you down to the finish line so you can witness all the thrilling action yourself. Just outside Whitehorse we’ll stop in at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for views of the many large mammal species that inhabit the Yukon including moose, caribou, musk-ox, elk, mule deer, Dalls sheep and mountain goats! Overnight in a hotel in Whitehorse. Day 8: Whitehorse Time for one last look around town this morning before the transfer to the airport. Check-in for your departing flights. End of tour services.

Included • 8 days round trip from/to Whitehorse • 5 nights hotel accommodation in Whitehorse • 2 nights hotel accommodation in Dawson City • Individual guiding and transportation during the entire tour

• Small groups (max 10 participants) • Overland transportation in maxivan tour vehicle

• Entrance Yukon Wildlife Preserve • 2 days guided dog sledding • Emergency equipment including First Aid kit, satellite telephone

• City sightseeing tour in Whitehorse and Dawson City

• Whitehorse Airport shuttles Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Meals and beverages other than specified • Personal extras • Gratuity Child Policy Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 11

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon Winter Dream | Active Winter Adventure

5 days guided winter adventure tour in Yukon Skill Level: Beginner

Experience five days of winter adventure in the far north. We’ll take you snowmobiling, dogsledding, show you the breathtaking winter scenery from above with a sightseeing flight. We let you see wildlife upclose at the “Yukon Wildlife Preserve” and pamper you with a dive into the soothing hot water of the “Takhini Hotsprings”. This is an eventful winter tour in the Yukon for young and young-at-heart travelers.

Dates 02.12.-06.12.2017 16.12.-20.12.2017 30.12.-03.01.2018 13.01.-17.01.2018 27.01.-31.01.2018 10.02.-14.02.2018 24.02.-28.02.2018 10.03.-14.03.2018

Duration

Trip Itinerary “Yukon Winter Dream” Day 1: Saturday, Arrival Whitehorse From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 2: Sunday, Hot Springs, Wildlife and a Birds-Eye-View We start the day with a sightseeing flight above the spectacular winter scenery on a 20 minutes sightseeing flight. During the flight we can enjoy the yukon winter from an angle only few people ever will. Back in Whitehorse we will discover the history of the north on a city-sightseeing tour. Whitehorse has a lot to offer and is home to famous sights like the historic Paddlewheeler SS Klondike or a “Skyscraper” completely made out of logs. Later we drive to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where we can see up close inhabitant game like the Elk, Moose, Caribou, Mountain Goats and Porcupines in their natural surrounding. Not far from here we will visit the Takhini Hotsprings and endulge ourself in the natural hot waters and relax in a breathtaking winter mountain setting. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 3: Monday, On fast tracks through the snow and northern lights After breakfast we drive into the mountains closeby Whitehorse. After a detailed safety introduction we step on our snowmobiles. With enjoyable speed we’ll pass through the memorable winter scenery of the Yukon and soak up the view of snow covered mountains and lakes with thick layers of ice. With a snowmobile, the journey can be an exhilarating ride up and down magnificent mountains or a relaxing tour through the forest and down historic trails. Later in the evening we set out to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse.

5 days / 4 nights

Group Size 2 - 12 participants per tour

Price Double Room:

CAD 1,689.00

Single Room:

CAD 1,894.00

Triple Room:

CAD 1,627.00

Quad Room:

CAD 1,599.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • Expert guidance on the entire trip • Small Groups (max. 12 passengers) • 4 nights accommodation in Whitehorse. • All overland transportation • 4 continental-style breakfast • Sightseeing tour in Whitehorse • Sightseeing flight around Whitehorse and area • Dogsledding tour • Snowmobiling tour

Day 4: Tuesday, The Huskies are waiting for us Today we’ll learn the old tradition of mushing (dog sledding). After a detailed safety briefing we’ll get introduced to the art of dog sledding and soon we’ll be on our way along the frozen winter trails. We’ll feel the power and durance of the dogs, listen to their breaths and feel the creaking snow under the runners. A very unique experience! Back from the dog sledding trip you can reward yourself with a beer from the famous Yukon Brewery at one of the downtown restaurants. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse.

• Visit of Yukon Wildlife Preserve & Takhini Hot Springs • Aurora Viewing tour • Airport Transfers in Whitehorse

Not Included • Meals (except breakfast)

Day 5: Wednesday, Whitehorse Departure Transfer to the airport.

• Optional tours, Personal extras, Gratuity

Note: Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Child Policy

• Outdoor winter clothing (rental available)

Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon Dog Sledding Adventure | Comfort Lodge

6 days guided Dog Sledding Adventure at TAgish Lake Skill Level: Beginner

Dates Feb. 06 - Apr. 10, 2018

Fullfill your dreams during an unforgetable lodge-based dog sledding adventure in Yukon’s Winter Wonderland. Situated right on a calm side arm of Tagish Lake and amidst the boreal forest, the Southern Lakes Resort is an excellent start for a multi-day winter adventure in style and comfort. You will spend two nights in luxurious cabins at the Southern Lake Resort before you continue even further into the Yukon Wild and spend three more nights at the Tagish Wilderness Lodge. Only accessible by skiplane or dogsled in the winter, the Tagish Wilderness Lodge is your true wilderness getaway in the middle of Yukon’s pristine nature. A beautiful setting with private & cozy log cabins which lets you enjoy the beauty of Yukon’s winter backcountry. There is no better way to enjoy and embrace the Yukon winter then on a sled pulled by an amazing team of huskies, keen to run. It is completely quiet on the vast lake and you can only hear the sled runners on the hard packed snow and the happy panting of your canine athletes. You will be accompanied by professional mushers, showing you the ropes and sharing their stories about their life with dogs. This multi-day mushing experience will leave you in awe about the strength and loyal characters of these dogs. During the in-depth mushing experiences, you will form a deep bond with your team, learning how to care for your dogs so they’ll pull you again eagerly the next day.

Duration 6 days / 5 nights

Group Size 2 - 4 participants per tour

Price Double Room:

CAD 4,369.00

Single Room:

CAD 5,005.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Map Whitehorse

Trip Itinerary “Yukon Dog Sledding Adventure” Day 1: Arrive Whitehorse Arrive Whitehorse. We will meet you at the airport or hotel and provide a transfer to the beautiful Southern Lake Resort on the shores of Tagish Lake. On the way to your lodge-based dog sledding adventure, the guide will point out some of the main attractions. The Yukon’s capital city, Whitehorse is Canada’s largest north of the 60th parallel, with a population of appr. 28,000 people. At the resort you can make yourself comfortable and enjoy the stunning scenery during dinner at the lodge. In the evening you can try your first luck at catching the sight of one of the North’s most sought after natural phenomenon, the Aurora Borealis. Overnight at Southern Lakes Resort.

Southern Lakes Resort

Tagish Wilderness Lodge

Day 2: Southern Lakes Resort - Rocky Dog Sledding After a hearty breakfast at the lodge, you’ll have time to get familiar with the resort before you embark on your first dog sledding tour in the afternoon. The huskys await you eagerly and will take you on trails along the vast landscape surrounding Tagish Lake, a true gem in Yukon’s Winter Wonderland. After this buzzing experience you can relaxe over a hot drink and snacks at the lodge. In the evening you will enjoy dinner at the lodge. Overnight at Southern Lakes Resort. Day 3: Southern lakes Resort to the Tagish Wilderness Lodge After another hearty breakfast you’ll be ready to start your journey to the Tagish Wilderness Lodge. Only acces-

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sible by skiplane or dogsled in the winter months, this is your true wilderness getaway in the middle of Yukon’s pristine nature. The dog teams will carry you through the Tagish Lake winter landscape with ease. There is no sound on the vast lake but the scratching of the runners on the hard packed snow and the happy panting of your canine athletes. Once you arrive at the Tagish Wilderness Lodge we’ll settle in and help to take care of the dog teams. Dinner at the lodge will be especially welcomed after a day out with the huskies. Later that evening we’ll take you on a guided excursion to view the Aurora Borealis. Overnight at Tagish Wilderness Lodge. Day 4: Tagish Wilderness Lodge - Husky Trails Breakfast at the lodge. Today we will truly get to know our dog teams and learn the unforgetable beauty of Yukon’s backcountry during a full day out on trails. The swish of the sled’s runners and the panting of the wonderful huskies and the sound of your own heart beating with excitement are the only sounds you’ll hear as we leave the lodge behind for the Yukon wilds. We’ll stop for a trail-side lunch cooked over the open fire before returning to the lodge. Overnight at Tagish Wilderness Lodge. Day 5: Tagish Wilderness Lodge - Call of the wild Now that we’ve gotten our first good taste of the ‘call of the wild’ in Yukon’s backcountry our huskies will take you out on another full day dog sledding right after breakfast. The vast landscape sorrounding Tagish Lake offers great photo opportunities to capture your once-in-a-lifetime adventure in the Yukon. During a trail-side lunch you’ll enjoy the company of your dog team and you can share stories of the past days with your fellow travelers. Back at the lodge you’ll give a hand to your Musher guide one last time taking care of your dog teams. After dinner we’ll take you on a guided excursion to view the Aurora Borealis. Overnight at Tagish Wilderness Lodge. Day 6: Departure Relax this morning over breakfast before saying goodbye to the Lodge. Around noon, the ski plane will pick you up and bring you back to Whitehorse during a scenic flight above the landscape you visited with your sled and trusted teams of huskies over the past days. Arriving back in Whitehorse your unforgetable adventure comes to an end or you can join your next adventure.

Included • 6 days round trip from/to Whitehorse • Shuttle Transfer from Whitehorse to Southern Lakes Resort

• Individual guiding and transportation during the entire tour

• Small groups (max 4 participants) • 2 nights accommodation in private log

cabin, fully equipped with beddig towels, ensuite bathroom at Southern Lake Resort

• 3 nights accommodation at Tagish

Wilderness Lodge in private log cabin with full bedding, towels, shared showers

• Breakfast & Dinner at Southern Lake Resort • All meals at Tagish Wilderness Lodge • 4 days guided dog sledding • Emergency equipment incl. First Aid kit • Transfer by skiplane from Tagish Wilderness Lodge to Whitehorse

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Meals and beverages other than specified • Personal extras • Gratuity Child Policy Min. age: 14 years; No discount

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 14

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Departure Whitehorse

adgkalgMagnismo Yukon Winter Adventure luptat.| Private Rem aliquamet, Lake Cabin

5 days guided winter activity program and exclusive lake cabin snowmobiling in Yukon

Dates Dec. 09, 2017 - Mar. 24, 2018

Experience a Yukon, Canada winter as it was meant to be! Enjoy a variety of outdoor seasonal activity offerings in and around the vibrant capital city of Whitehorse along with a 3-day remote snowmobile adventure that includes a private and exclusive log cabin. While in this tranquil and idyllic secluded back country Yukon location, take advantage of the various authentic arctic recreational opportunities that will be available to you.

Duration 5 days / 4 nights

Group Size 2 - 6 participants per tour

Your Whitehorse based accommodation on the first two days of this itinerary are all part of the package during which time you will also have an opportunity to mush your own dog team, visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and soak in the Takhini Hot Springs prior to being transferred far from the city lights to our custom built AuroraCentre in order to wrap up your action packed day by witnessing the stunning Aurora Borealis. After breakfast on the third morning, your three day snowmobile adventure, which will take you far away from the hustle and bustle of the capital city, begins. Here you will experience the true northern bush living lifestyle while being based out of a warm and comfortable log cabin ideally located on the shores of a mountain lake. It is on this same frozen lake that you will get to try your hand at ice fishing and snowshoeing while having peace of mind that the comforts of your toasty private cabin are always but a stone throw away. You will be provided with complete solitude and excellent northern lights viewing possibilities during your time in this remote location. Your snowmobile tour hosts were born and raised in the Yukon and given the chance will happily share unique stories of unsung heroes around the dinner table.

Price Double Room:

CAD 2,519.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Child Policy Min. age: 14 years; No discount

Come join us on a true Yukon Winter Adventure. It is guaranteed to be an experience you will not soon forget!

Trip Itinerary “Northern Winter Wilderness” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. After a relaxed dinner we will pick you up from the hotel for our evening program at the famous AuroraCentre. One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, a Yukon winter vacation is only complete with viewing the Aurora Borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky. Accommodation: Westmark Whitehorse. Day 2: Experience Dog Sledding, Wildlife and Hotsprings After Breakfast, today you will travel to the Takhini River area, just outside Whitehorse. Our first stop is at the kennel, where you’ll assist in harnessing and hooking up your own team of Alaskan huskies before being whisked away in the sled basket on a wonderful trip on the trails along the Takhini River with your own private

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musher at the helm of your team. An ideal tour for those who just want a taste of dog sledding without embarking on an expedition, participants who are interested, will then have the opportunity to drive their own team in comfort, knowing your guide is travelling with you. After you’ve had a northern lunch and said good bye to the wonderful huskies, we’ll depart to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where you’ll have the opportunity to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat. Dall sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose and even lynx can all seen on this tour, usually up close! To cap of a great day, we’ll travel to the nearby Takhini Hotsprings. The outdoor hot springs pool provides a warm sanctuary amid the cold winter weather and is a must-do activity while visiting Whitehorse! In the evening, after dinner, we will bring you once more to the AuroraCentre to seek views of the stunning Northern Lights. Relax in sheltered comfort, or under the starry sky beside a warm fire at one of our tailor-made aurora viewing locations. Accommodation: Westmark Whitehorse. Day 3: Yukon Winter Escape | Lake Cabin After Breakfast, we will pick you up in the morning. From Whitehorse we will drive north on the Alaska Highway towards Kluane National Park and on the way you will be able to see the front range of the St. Elias mountains. The guide will have good historical and cultural knowledge of the area you are traveling through. After we unload the snowmobiles at the trailhead we will give you hands-on instruction on how to properly ride your snowmobile. Then we start our snowmobile adventure and travel north into some beautiful mountain country. On the way we’ll be looking for and identifying animal tracks and will stop for a snack and hot beverage. After about two hours, we arrive at our cabin where we stay for the next two nights. You will have the luxury of staying in your own brand new, private and exclusive log cabin. Upon arrival, we’ll get the wood heaters going to warm up the cabins, cut a hole in the ice for water, do a few other chores and have lunch. After that, we’ll snowmobile around the lake and get you familiarized with the country. We will serve a good hearty dinner and then spend the rest of the evening telling you about the country (First Nations) and stories related to the area we are living in. You can enjoy the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) in complete seclusion under the northern sky all night long. Overnight at Private Lake Cabin. Day 4: Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing & Ice-Fishing The next morning, we’ll have a great northern breakfast and then get ready to snowmobile north to see some new country. Our trail to the north of the cabins will be approximately 30 km (return) and will take a good part of the day. We’ll go as far as “the look-out” – an amazing scenic viewpoint, far above the valley floor, where you can see the mountainous country all around for many miles. You can also see the valley of the famous Dalton Trail from the look-out. We’ll have lunch “on the trail”. If it’s very cold out, we’ll make a campfire to keep warm while we’re having lunch. After we get back to the cabins, time permitting, we will either go on a snowshoe trail or go ice-fishing – your choice. Please note that exact timing of most activities are weather-dependent. Another night in complete remoteness let you enjoy the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) under the northern sky. Overnight at Private Lake Cabin. Day 5: Snowmobiling & Return to Whitehorse After breakfast, we’ll have time for a short snowshoe hike or some ice-fishing before we get organized to head back out to the highway where our vehicle is. Return to Whitehorse in the late afternoon and we will transfer you to the airport, check in for your southbound flight.

Included • All transportation with guide • 2 nights accommodation at 3.5-star hotel • 2 breakfasts at Steel Street Restaurant • 2 Aurora Viewing evening tours at the AuroraCentre

• Dog sledding tour • Takhini Wildlife Preserve admission • Takhini Hotsprings Resort admission • 2 nights accommodation at private and exclusive cabin

• 2 breakfasts, three lunches and two dinners at private cabin (main building)

• 3 days snowmobile rental (two person/ snowmobile)

• Snowshoe rental • Ice-Fishing gear Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras • Gratuities Child Policy Min. age: 14 years; No discount

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 16

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Departure Whitehorse

Northern Winter Wilderness | Tagish lodge

6 days Whitehorse and Cabin Aurora Winter Program in Yukon Dates Feb. 06 - Apr. 10, 2018

Imagine yourself wrapped up in a remote cabin next to a crackling fire while outside the sky is alive with the twisting dance of the northern lights. Canada’s Yukon is an unspoilt natural wonder. Tagish Lodge is surrounded by soaring granite peaks, rugged mountain passes, vast expanses of icy lakes and the powerful waters of the Yukon River. Against a backdrop of deep blue skies and a smooth white horizon a myriad of wildlife makes it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers keen on seeing species in their natural environments. Beneath this rugged beauty you will find the Yukon is steeped in history. Enjoy snowshoeing the same ridges negotiated by Canada’s indigenous First Nation people or visit the remote settlements where prospectors found gold. Your Northern Winter Wilderness tour combines the serenity and magnitude of the Canadian landscape with the buzz of Whitehorse: an authentic Klondike Gold Rush town. Few people ever experience the such a remote flight over endless wilderness or the exhilaration of landing a ski plane on a frozen lake. Welcome to Lake Tagish! The Tagish Lodge provides a luxurious cozy log cabin with a still and silent wilderness at your doorstep. This unique and completely secluded place is ideal for those who love solitude and want to enjoy privacy and unspoilt nature. With the nearest road over 27 km away, Tagish Wilderness Lodge is only accessible by dogsled, skidoo or ski plane in winter – here is where you get the true wilderness feeling! In the evening make sure to look outside regularly as the lack of light at Tagish Lodge makes watching the Aurora Borealis ideal. Bundle up and sit in a snow bank to watch twisting, dancing waves of light stream across the sky. From here you can either relax in this magnificent setting or build in personalized experiences to your tastes.

Duration 6 days/5 nights

Price Double Room:

CAD 2,495.00

Single Room:

CAD 3,850.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Trip Itinerary “Northern Winter Wilderness” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse Welcome to Whitehorse! We’ll meet you at the airport for your hotel transfer. The capital of the Yukon is bustling with life but still possesses its small town charm. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain ranges you will be able to take in the bracing clear air as you stroll past historic buildings from the Gold Rush era. The hotel is well situated for you to set out on foot and enjoy the best of the town’s shops, restaurants and bars. After a relaxed dinner you have the opportunity to join our evening northern lights program in our cozy yurt at the Aurora Centre. As one of the most sought-after northern experiences, a Yukon winter vacation is only complete with watching these magnificent lights cascading across the Yukon’s night sky. Accommodation: Westmark Whitehorse. Day 2: Whitehorse Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. Try one of our many Yukon winter activities. You’ll have the chance

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to experience Jack London’s Yukon when experiencing the region’s most popular sport: dog sledding! Or you might appreciate the opportunity to experience the Yukon at a more relaxing pace. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for close views of many of the Yukon’s large mammal species including elk, moose, mule deer, caribou, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, bison and even the musk-ox of the high Arctic, all in their natural surroundings. Finish this experience by darting through the frigid air to ease yourself into the hot waters of Takhini Hotsprings then sit back to enjoy the breathtaking winter mountain scenery. This evening you again have the opportunity to join the evening program at the Aurora Centre. Accommodation: Westmark Whitehorse. Day 3: Tagish Wilderness Lodge The ski plane transfer will pick you up at your hotel. On board this amazing and versatile aircraft will enjoy a spectacular 30-minute scenic flight over Yukon’s winter wilderness then land on the frozen Tagish Lake where your hosts awaiting you. You’ll have some time to settle in your log cabin and enjoy a hot beverage and some homemade pastries. As evening descends we will venture on to the frozen Tagish Lake and to again marvel at the Northern Lights. For your comfort, we have a campfire and traditional spruce shelter with hot beverages and thick blankets keep you warm until the spectacle unfolds. That night in your private log cabin you will fall asleep to the sound of cracking ice in the lake and drifting snow. Day 4: Tagish Wilderness Lodge Wake up with the excitement of a day of adventure ahead of you! It’s time to explore the wilderness around you using snowshoes or on foot or try your luck with ice fishing. Warm up in the evening in our wood-heated sauna. After a delectable northern-style dinner you are ready for another evening of dancing sky light adventure. Day 5: Tagish Wilderness Lodge What have you not tried? Making snow angles on the pristine, endless white? More time to tempt those fish to your little hole in the ice? Snowshoeing to look for wildlife tracks? Day 6: Departure Relax this morning before saying goodbye to the Lodge. Around noon, the plane will again pick you up and bring you back to Whitehorse.

Included • 2 nights accommodation at 3.5-star hotel • Skiplane return transfer Whitehorse -

Tagish Wilderness Lodge - Whitehorse

• 3 nights in private log cabin, including

firewood, towels and bedding at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• All meals, excluding alcoholic beverages at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Use of herbal sauna and self-serve herbal wellness at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Guided Aurora Viewing at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Guided nature interpretive walk at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Guided half day ice fishing incl. equipment (weather permitting) OR guided snowshoe hike at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Snowshoe rental at Tagish Wilderness Lodge

• Airport Transfer Whitehorse Not Included • Optional tours • Personal extras • Gratuities • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Meals other then listed Child Policy Min. age: 14 years; No discount

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Yukon Wellness & Activities | Northern Lights Resort

5 days Northern Lights Wellness & Activities program in Yukon

Relax, unwind and soak up the peaceful ambiance of the Northern Lights Resort and enjoy a fun winter day in and around Whitehorse. Located just 20 minutes south of Whitehorse, this little piece of paradise is a highly recommended getaway destination! Our five days (four nights) wellness package takes you to a hideaway located in a quiet open countryside close to the Yukon River, surrounded by pine forests and ringed by mountains. Built from massive Douglas Fir and to meet European standards by your German-Canadian hosts, the 3600 sq foot lodge features a luxurious great room for guest gathering, relaxing, breakfast and dinner use with a dramatic panoramic view of the Yukon River valley and the mountain range. Guests stay in a well-appointed 320 sq/ft. cottage featuring a large living/bedroom with fireplace, adjacent kitchen and en-suite bathroom. The spa / wellness area is located in the main building and features a finish sauna, steam sauna, whirlpool, rest room and a room for massage treatments. The surroundings are perfect for relaxing in the guest lounge, the large deck or the privacy of your own cottage, enjoying the spectacular views of the Northern Lights.

Dates Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 08, 2018 1 Sep. 01 - Oct. 15, 2018 2

Duration 5 days / 4 nights

Price WINTER 1

SUMMER 2

Double Room: CAD 1,057.00 CAD 1,082.00 Single Room:

CAD 1,559.00 CAD 1,617.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Trip Itinerary “Yukon Wellness & Activities” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse. From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. Try one of the many Yukon winter activities. You’ll get the chance to experience Jack London’s Yukon while experiencing the region’s most popular sport, dog sledding! Or you might appreciate the opportunity to experience the Yukon at a more relaxing pace. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for close views of many of the Yukon’s large mammal species including elk, moose, mule deer, caribou, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, bison and even the musk-ox of the high Arctic, all in their natural surroundings. Not far from the preserve is Takhini Hotsprings where you can indulge yourself in the natural hotsprings and relax in a breathtaking winter mountain setting. After a relaxed dinner we will pick you up from the hotel for the aurora viewing tour at the famous AuroraCentre. Accommodation: Whitehorse Hotel

Included • All transportation with guide • 1 Aurora Viewing evening tour at the AuroraCentre • 1 night accommodation at 3.5-star hotel • 3 nights accommodation at cabin • 3 breakfasts and dinners at lodge

Day 2: Northern Lights Resort. In the morning you can join one of our optional half day tours and in the early afternoon you will be picked up to transfer to the Northern Lights Resort. Take a walk, snowshoe or cross country ski the area trails, or simply relax in the comfort of your guest cottage, or cozy up to the fire in the guest area of the great room. Relax in our spa. Dine in the great room this evening. Accommodation: Northern Lights Resort

• Use of the Outdoor Jacuzzi & private use of SPA area at lodge

Day 3: Northern Lights Resort. Day is free for optional activities from the lodge. Go for a hike, fishing or wildlife viewing, relax in our spa. Or you can try an optional dog sledding or horseback riding tour. After a relaxed dinner at the lodge, its time to seek views of the stunning Northern Lights once again. Accommodation: Northern Lights Resort

• Customized massage treatments (starting at $25.00, requires 24h pre-booking)

Day 4: Northern Lights Resort. Another day of just being yourself and simply relax in our spa (optional arrangements). After the dinner at the lodge, prepare for another night with the Northern Lights. Accommodation: Northern Lights Resort

• Outdoor winter clothing (rental available)

Day 5: Departure. Transfer to Whitehorse Airport. End of tour services.

• Airport Transfer Whitehorse

Not Included • Lunches & Alcoholic beverages

• Optional tours • Personal extras, Gratuities

Child Policy Min. age: 3 years 3-12 years - 50% off regular adult rate 13-17 years - regular adult rate

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Departure Whitehorse

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4 days Aurora Viewing Program in Yukon

Enjoy the fun activities of the Yukon in picturesque Whitehorse and also the friendly atmosphere with it’s peaceful tranquility at the Sundog Retreat just outside of town. The first two days includes breakfast, dinner and accommodation in Yukon’s capital, while you have the chance to see the stunning Aurora Borealis at our custom built Aurora viewing location, the AuroraCentre, far from the lights of the city. During the remainder of your stay you can unwind in your private cottage on the award-winning 65-hectare property where people experience Canada’s North in comfort. Take a stroll down to the Yukon River or take part in an one-hour guided van tour at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to see woodland caribou, moose, elk, musk ox and mountain goats.

Dates Nov. 15, 2017 - Apr. 15, 2018 1 Aug. 15 - Oct. 15, 2018 2

Duration 4 days / 3 nights

Price WINTER 1

SUMMER 2

Double Room: CAD 1,067.00 CAD 1,094.00 Single Room:

CAD 1,555.00 CAD 1,583.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Trip Itinerary “Aurora Retreat Yukon” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse. From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. After a relaxed dinner we will pick you up from the hotel for our evening program at the famous AuroraCentre. One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, a Yukon winter vacation is only complete with viewing the aurora borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky. Accommodation: Westmark Whitehorse.

Included • All transportation with guide • 1 night accommodation at 3.5-star hotel

Day 2: Sundog Retreat - Cottage. In the early afternoon we’ll pick you up and travel to your cottage where you can relax in the sauna and soak up in the outdoor hot tub. You will enjoy the open sky to see aurora borealis at Sundog Retreat. Photographers love the wide open spaces and wildlife viewing right from their private decks. Relax and dine in your private cottage on your own time, on Yukon Time. The surroundings are perfect for stunning Northern Lights at the outdoor campfire or from your private cottage. Accommodation: Private Cottage.

• 2 nights accommodation Sundog Retreat (Private Cottage; free access to outdoor hot tub, indoor sauna and exercise room)

Day 3: Sundog Retreat - Cottage. Day is free for optional activities from the cottage. Go for a hike, ice-fishing or wildlife viewing, relax in the spa. Or book one of our optional day tours to go dog sledding in the winter or canoeing in the summer. After a relaxed dinner at your cottage, its time to seek views of the stunning Midnight Sun or Northern Lights once again. Accommodation: Private Cottage.

• Optional tours

Day 4: Departure. After breakfast we will transfer you to the airport, check in for your southbound flight.

• Meals at Sundog Retreat - menu choices available in your private cottage

• 1 Aurora Viewing evening tour at the AuroraCentre • Airport Transfer Whitehorse

Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available)

Child Policy Min. age: 3 years; No discount

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon Summer Dream | Active Summer Adventure

5 days guided Summer adventure tour in Yukon Skill Level: Beginner

Experience five days of summer adventure in the far north. We’ll take you hiking, canoeing, show you the breathtaking summer scenery from above with a sightseeing flight. We let you see wildlife upclose at the “Yukon Wildlife Preserve” and pamper you with a dive into the soothing hot water of the “Takhini Hotsprings”. This is an eventful summer tour in the Yukon for young and young-at-heart travelers.

Trip Itinerary “Yukon Summer Dream” Day 1: Sunday, Arrival Whitehorse. From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. This evening you will enjoy a dinner with the participants of the group. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 2: Monday, Hot Springs, Wildlife and a Birds-Eye-View. We start the day with a sightseeing flight above the spectacular summer scenery on a 20 minutes sightseeing flight. During the flight we can enjoy the yukon scenery from an angle only few people ever will. Back in Whitehorse we will discover the history of the north on a city-sightseeing tour. Whitehorse has a lot to offer and is home to famous sights like the historic Paddlewheeler SS Klondike or a “Skyscraper” completely made out of logs. Later we drive to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where we can see up close inhabitant game like the Elk, Moose, Caribou, Mountain Goats and Porcupines in their natural surrounding. Not far from here we will visit the Takhini Hotsprings and endulge ourself in the natural hot waters and relax in a breathtaking mountain setting. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 3: Tuesday, Surrounded by mighty mountains. After breakfast we drive into the mountains of Kluane National Park. On this tour you will visit the magnificent Kluane National Park, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. We will stop at Sheep Mountain in hopes to spot the local Dall Sheeps on their traditional territory. We will also learn more about the Glacial Fields in the Kluane NP at the Parks Visitor Centre. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 4: Wednesday, On historic waterways discover the Yukon’s Gold Rush. Today we’ll learn the old tradition of canoeing. After a detailed safety briefing we’ll get introduced to the art of canoeing and soon we’ll be on our way on historic waterways. On this tour you canoe down the historic Yukon River and enjoy the peaceful scenery. We paddle from Whitehorse to the confluence of the Takhini River. A great day trip for beginner paddlers and a perfect way to enjoy this classic northern river. Back from the canoe trip you can reward yourself with a beer from the famous Yukon Brewery at one of the downtown restaurants. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse. Day 5: Thursday, Whitehorse Departure. Transfer to Whitehorse Airport. End of tour services. Note: Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Dates 03.06.-07.06.2018 17.06.-21.06.2018 01.07.-05.07.2018 15.07.-19.07.2018 29.07.-02.08.2018 12.08.-16.08.2018 26.08.-30.08.2018 09.09.-13.09.2018 23.09.-27.09.2018 07.10.-11.10.2018

Duration 5 Days / 4 Nights

Group Size 2 - 12 participants per tour

Price Double Room:

CAD 1,689.00

Single Room:

CAD 1,894.00

Triple Room:

CAD 1,627.00

Quad Room:

CAD 1,599.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • Expert guidance on the entire trip • Small Groups (max. 12 passengers) • 4 nights accommodation in Whitehorse. • All overland transportation • 4x Continental-style breakfast • Sightseeing tour in Whitehorse • Sightseeing flight around Whitehorse and area • Entrance fee for Yukon Wildlife Preserve • Entrance fee for Takhini Hot Springs • Kluane National Park tour • Canoeing tour (incl. canoe gear rental) • Airport Transfers in Whitehorse

Not Included • Meals (other then listed), Optional tours • Personal extras & Gratuity

Child Policy Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

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Golden Circle Tour | Yukon & Alaska

5 days Guided sightseeing and hiking tour in Yukon

The Golden Circle tour contains some of North America’s grandest scenery, wildest places and plenty opportunities for enjoying the Midnight Sun or the Aurora Borealis. This great tour offers totally different landscapes—from boreal forest to coastal rainforest to immense icefields. You can experience native culture and lifestyle by visiting local museums and traditional fishing villages. Both passes, White Pass and Chilkat Pass were used during the Klondike Gold Rush and the towns of Carcross and Skagway still retain the character of those times. Starting in Whitehorse with the more rounded mountains of the Yukon’s interior valley, the South Klondike Highway rises as you approach Carcross and the Southern Lakes region. The road borders some of these large, long, beautiful lakes before rising over the rugged coastal mountains and then descending into the Alaskan Coast, where Skagway and Haines is located. Reaching Haines by Ferry, the Haines Road follows the wide valley of the Chilkat River until it steeply rises through thick forests of hemlock and Sitka spruce to the magnificent mountain scenery of the Chilkat Pass. The road ends in Haines Junction on the edges of Kluane National Park and Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains Canada’s highest mountains, the largest non-polar icefield in the world, and a rich variety of bird, plant, and animal life. The park contains over 2,000 glaciers—including valley, alpine and rock glaciers.

Dates 10.06.-14.06.2018 24.06.-28.06.2018 08.07.-12.07.2018 22.07.-26.07.2018 12.08.-16.08.2018 26.08.-30.08.2018 09.09.-13.09.2018 16.09.-20.09.2018

Duration 5 days / 4 nights

Group Size / Transportation 4-9 participants per tour / Van 10-20 participants per tour / Midsize Coach

Price Double Room:

CAD 1,730.00

Single Room:

CAD 2,120.00

Triple Room:

CAD 1,668.00

Quad Room:

CAD 1,640.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

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Trip Itinerary “Golden Circle Tour” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse From the airport we drive you to your hotel located in the centre of Whitehorse. Whitehorse is small and easy to explore on foot or by vehicle. Visit the SS Klondike National Historic Site; among the last of the great paddle wheelers that plied the Yukon River system until the 1950’s, the Old Log Church; the oldest building in Whitehorse, the unique Log Cabin Skyscraper; a three story tower made completely out of logs. Learn about the Yukon’s history at the MacBride Museum of the Yukon, experience pre-historic history at the Yukon Beringia Interpretative Centre and stop in at the unique Yukon Transportation Museum located nearby. And when you’ve seen all these top sites, Main Street is perfect for strolling and shopping with its shops galleries and café’s. One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, a Yukon vacation is only complete with viewing the Midnight Sun or the Aurora Borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky (depending on the season). Overnight accommodation in Whitehorse

Day 2: Skagway On our way to Skagway we stop at the smallest desert in the world - the Carcross desert - and we visit Carcross , a charming lakeshore village teeming with gold-rush and First Nations history. Of course we will also admire Emerald Lake, called „Rainbow Lake” from the locals due to its sensational coloration.

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Going over the White Pass is probably one of the highlights on this amazing road trip. Optional you can join the famous White Pass & Yukon Route small-track train on the way to Skagway. In Skagway you have the chance strolling the historic streets, the gateway for many Stampeders on they way to the Klondike Goldfields. Overnight accommodation in Skagway Day 3: Skagway-Haines After breakfast, we explore Skagway and Dye, the start of the Chilkoot Trail. Seals can often be seen at the mouth of the Taiya River. In the afternoon, via ferry we travel through the Lynn Fjord and with some luck we can see seals, whales, bald eagles and the giant Alaska brown bears, making this area their home. Haines is a picturesque fishing village situated on a finger of land between Chilkat and Chilkoot inlets in the Lynn Canal. Overnight accommodation in Haines Day 4: Haines – Haines Junction Leaving Haines after a hearty breakfast, the road travels along the braided banks of the Chilkat River. This is North America’s best eagle viewing area. After crossing the Boarder and the Chilkat Pass in a pristine landscape, we will go on a short trail that leads to the spectacular Million Dollar Falls. The historic Klukshu Village is a First Nation fishing village just past Dezadeash Lake. The village is inhabited in the summer months only and there might be an opportunity to see Salmon in the river and to taste some traditional bread called bannock, smoked salmon, or listen to an Elder storyteller. Before arriving in Haines Junction we will stop at the picturesque Kathleen Lake. Overnight accommodation in Haines Junction Day 5: Haines Junction – Whitehorse Today, we start our visit at the Kluane National Park Visitor Information Centre for interpretive displays and an audio-visual presentation. Depending on the level of interest among the passengers we can also organize a spectacular flight by bush plane over the immense glaciers of the park (optional). This adventure, over a virtually pristine wilderness, is especially spectacular during a clear day. Return to Whitehorse in the early afternoon and we transfer you to the airport, check in for your southbound flight.

Included • Airport shuttle in Whitehorse • Expert guidance on the entire trip • Small Groups (max. 20 passengers) • 4 nights accommodation in hotel or motel • All overland transportation • Sightseeing tour in Skagway • Ferry Skagway-Haines • Entrance fees for National Parks Not Included • Meals • Optional tours • Personal extras • US Visa Fee • Gratuity Optional • Walk & Tea under the Midnight Sun Tour (Tour 1-5)

• Aurora Viewing Evening Tour (Tour 6-8)

• White Pass & Yukon Route Train Tour • Sightseeing Flight at Kluane National Park Child Policy Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. Due to unforseeable changes of the ferry schedule the tour dates may vary. 23

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Arctic Tundra & Dawson City | naturally wild

6 days Guided sightseeing and hiking tour in Yukon

Enjoy Yukon’s most charming cities, the capital of the Yukon, Whitehorse and a small town in the North with a huge personality - Dawson city, unlike any place on earth. On our road trip to Dawson City you will be accompanied by a fascinating landscape. Often described as a living museum, Dawson City’s boardwalk-lined streets contain many attractions and historical artifacts, back from the gold rush. Try your luck at Diamond Tooth Gerties, a unique casino with cabaret-style entertainment of the gold rush era and explore the history of all famous writers like Robert Service, Jack London and Pierre Berton. Are you ready to pan for gold in the rivers and creeks surrounding Dawson? We will bring you to an active gold mine outside of town. To continue your Yukon adventure we’ll go right into the heart of the Tombstone mountains, where you will be surrounded by an epic, colorful scenery and pristine wildlife.

17.06.-22.06.2018 08.07.-13.07.2018 29.07.-03.08.2018 26.08.-31.08.2018

Duration 6 days / 5 nights

Group Size / Transportation 4-9 participants per tour / Van 10-20 participants per tour / Midsize Coach

Price Double Room:

CAD 2,174.00

Single Room:

CAD 2,593.00

Triple Room:

CAD 2,074.00

Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse

Quad Room:

CAD 2,040.00

Transfer to your hotel located in the heart of the city, not far from the banks of the Yukon River. Whitehorse is small and easy to explore on foot or by vehicle. Visit the SS Klondike National Historic Site; among the last of the great paddle wheelers that plied the Yukon River system until the 1950’s, the Old Log Church; the oldest building in Whitehorse, the unique Log Cabin Skyscraper; a three story tower made completely out of logs. Learn about the Yukon’s history at the MacBride Museum of the Yukon, experience pre-historic history at the Yukon Beringia Interpretative Centre and stop in at the unique Yukon Transportation Museum located nearby. And when you’ve seen all these top sites, Main Street is perfect for strolling and shopping with its shops galleries and café’s. One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, a Yukon vacation is only complete with viewing the Midnight Sun or the Aurora Borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky (depending on the season). Overnight accommodation in Whitehorse.

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Day 2: Whitehorse - Dawson City Today we start our adventure in Whitehorse and travel on the North Klondike Highway towards the Northwest, the historic Dawson City. Our first stop is at Braeburn Lodge where you can try their famous Cinnamon Buns. Old post offices, roadhouses, small villages and great viewpoints along the Highway constantly bring back to mind the gold rush era 100 years ago. After a relaxed dinner we pick you up from your hotel for our evening program and visit Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall with poker game and CancanDance-Girls. Overnight accommodation in Dawson City. Day 3: Dawson City After breakfast, we discover Dawson City. A visit to the Jack London and Robert Service cabins and the museum are on the program. A highlight is the drive into the Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks where we visit the historic Dredge #4 and an active gold mine. You have the chance to try your luck panning for gold in the Klondike. In the late afternoon we travel up the Midnight Dome Road for fantastic views of Dawson City and the Yukon River. After a true northern dinner you have the time to explore the city yourself by foot. Overnight accommodation in Dawson City.

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Day 4: Dempster Highway / Tombstone Mountains After getting up early we drive up the Dempster Highway which is 730 km long and is the only year-round road connection to the Arctic Sea. After a short visit at the Tombstone Visitor Center we are ready to start our hike at the foot of the Tombstone Mountains; this will lead us into the tundra of this mountain range, where every season has its unique attraction. From the top of the trail, hikers have an exceptional 360 degree panoramic view of the surrounding landscape, including Discovery Ridge, North Fork Pass, and Fold Mountain. Overnight accommodation in Dawson City. Day 5: Dawson City - Whitehorse Today, after a hearty breakfast we travel back to Whitehorse via the Klondike Highway. You will repeatedly see the mighty Yukon River, about 3200 km long and thus one of the longest waterways in North America. Of course there is a stop to visit the infamous Five Finger Rapids - mighty rapids posing a threat to many sternwheelers navigating the Yukon in the past. Time to relax and have dinner in Whitehorse. Overnight accommodation in Whitehorse. Day 6: Departure After breakfast we will transfer you to the airport, check in for your southbound flight.

Included • Airport shuttle in Whitehorse • All overland transportation • Expert guidance on the entire trip • 5 nights accommodation in hotel • Small Groups (max. 20 passengers) • Sightseeing tour in Dawson City • Entrance fee for "Diamond Tooth Gerties" Casino

• Guided Gold Panning Tour • Guided hiking tour in Tombstone Territorial Park

Not Included • Meals • Optional tours • Personal extras • Gratuity Optional • Walk & Tea under the Midnight Sun Tour (Tour 1-3)

• Aurora Viewing Evening Tour (Tour 4)

Child Policy Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 25

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Arctic Summer Explorer | Road to the Arctic Sea

8 days guided Summer adventure tour in Yukon and NWT Skill Level: Beginner

Join us as we travel overland on a fascinating route to the Arctic, along untouched wilderness and ancient wildlife corridors, and traditional trading routes of First Nations traders - later used by Klondike Gold Rush prospectors and NWMP patrolmen. The route offers some of the greatest geographic diversity in the country; the Tombstone Mountains in the central Yukon are among the youngest mountain ranges in North America, while the low rolling Ogilvie’s with their naked spines were not glaciated during the last Ice Age, and thus are among the oldest. North of the Ogilvie Mountains, the landscape gradually flattens to low tundra and just after crossing the Arctic Circle the Richardson Mountains, the Northern-most extension of the Rocky Mountains, come into view. From there, the roadway will begin it’s descent into the impressive Mackenzie River Delta; 12th largest in the world, to arrive at Inuvik, known as the Place of Man. The tour finishes with a thrilling excursion to the Inuvialuit village of Tuktoyaktuk, on the Arctic coast, accessible by a gravel road along the Mackenzie River and the Arctic Ocean, where we have the chance to ‘dip our toes’ in the Arctic Ocean.

Dates 17.06.-24.06.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 24.06.-01.07.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 08.07.-15.07.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 15.07.-22.07.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 29.07.-05.08.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 05.08.-12.08.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse) 26.08.-02.09.2018 (Whitehorse - Inuvik) 02.09.-09.09.2018 (Inuvik - Whitehorse)

Duration 8 days / 7 nights

Group Size 4-9 participants per tour / Van 10-20 participants per tour / Midsize Coach

Price Double Room:

CAD 3,757.00

Single Room:

CAD 4,457.00

Triple Room:

CAD 3,648.00

Quad Room:

CAD 3,599.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

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Day 02: Whitehorse - Dawson City Prior to the late 1950’s, the only way to travel to Dawson City in summer was on a majestic paddlewheeler like the SS Klondike. Today, we’ll cover the 550km distance in just a few hours. Our route today takes us through the heart of the Yukon interior more or less along the Yukon River valley. We’ll stop for a coffee in the morning at Braeburn Lodge, famous for its massive cinnamon buns, then continue northbound on the Klondike Highway passing through several small native villages and settlements including, Carmacks, Pelly Crossing and Stewart Crossing. Near Carmacks, the road offers great views of famous Five Finger Rapids and about an hour outside of Dawson, we’ll stop at the Tintina Trench overlook for views of the expansive Yukon interior with the Ogilvie Mountains beyond that we’ll pass through the day after tomorrow. After a relaxed dinner we pick you up from your hotel for our evening program and visit Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall with poker game and Cancan-Dance-Girls. Accommodation: Dawson

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YUKON A LA SK A Whitehorse

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Day 03: Dawson City After breakfast, we discover Dawson City. A visit to the Jack London and Robert Service cabins and the museum are on the program. A highlight is the drive into the Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks where we visit the historic Dredge #4 and an active gold mine. You have the chance to try your luck panning for gold in the Klondike. In the late afternoon we travel up the Midnight Dome Road for fantastic views of Dawson City and the Yukon River. After a true northern dinner you have the time to explore the city yourself by foot. Later, you have the option to seek once again Northern Lights above the city. Overnight accommodation in Dawson City. Day 04: Dawson City - Eagle Plains We’ll get an early start today and travel to the Dempster Highway. The Dempster is one of the truly great Canadian roadways. Completed only in the late 1970’s, the Dempster is still the only fully public road in North America to cross the Arctic Circle. Today’s drive is considered most scenic; Tombstone Territorial Park encompasses the jagged peaks to the West that give the park its name and further along, the Ogilvie Mountains offer superb scenery and stunning vistas. Wildlife is often spotted along the roadsides, so keep a good watch for foxes, the occasional wolf and caribou. We’ll stop for a picnic lunch at a creek-side campground, where gray-jay’s, or ‘camp-robbers’ as they’re known locally will keep us company always happy to help with leftovers. As we arrive at Eagle Plains in the late afternoon/early evening, the modest hotel, fuel station, and highway maintenance station – the only civilization for approximately 300km in either direction - feels like an oasis! Accommodation: Eagle Plains Day 05: Eagle Plains - Inuvik Departing Eagle Plains, our first stop is at the Arctic Circle crossing, where we’ll enjoy a celebratory glass of champagne to commemorate this special occasion. After crossing a mountain range and two rivers (the Richardson’s and the Mackenzie and Peel Rivers), we’ll visit the First Nations community of Fort MacPherson. The famed Lost Patrol, found after they perished by RNWMP Corporal Dempster - for whom the highway is named - is laid to rest here. A former Hudson Bay trading post, some native elders still wonder the village in Hudson Bay print dresses. Inuvik is a relatively young community with an ancient history. The Canadian government commissioned the building of the town in the 1950’s when it became apparent that the nearby traditional village of Aklavik, was slowly sinking into the delta. Inuvialuit people (Inuit, once referred to pejoratively as Eskimos) were also moved down from various points on the Arctic coast. Appropriately, the name Inuvik means Place of Man in the Inuvialuit language. We’ll take a short tour of the village on the way to hotel and you’ll have time to explore the town on foot in the evening. Accommodation: Inuvik Day 06: Inuvik – Tuktoyaktuk Today will be a memorable; we’ll travel along the expansive Mackenzie River delta towards the Arctic coast. At the rivers entrance into the Arctic Ocean, the road turns northeast and travels along the coastline of Arctic Ocean toward the village of “Tuk” as it is known by residents. Not far from town, you’ll see the first of several ‘pingos’. These are mountains literally made of ice; heaved-up season after season with the annual freeze and thaw. The tallest is over 100m! We will be met by local guides who will take us on a tour of their unique village. Stops along the way include the historic Lady of Lourdes schooner and some of Tuk’s famous community buildings such as sod houses, churches and the community “freezer”; a hollowed out section of permafrost located deep underground. You’ll also see the Northern Early Warning site (formerly DEW Line) and even get a chance to dip your toe in the Arctic Ocean! You’ll also be invited to a local resident’s home for a glimpse at home-life in a northern community. Accommodation: Tuktoyaktuk Day 07: Tuktoyaktuk to Inuvik Return to Inuvik. Afternoon and evening free for optional sightseeing and tours. Accommodation: Inuvik Day 08: Inuvik - Whitehorse Transfer to Inuvik Airport, check in, board southbound aircraft. Tour services end on arrival at Whitehorse Airport. Optional evening in Whitehorse or connecting flights.

Included • Eight days trip from Whitehorse/Inuvik • 7 nights hotel accommodation • Expert guidance on the entire trip • City sightseeing tour in Whitehorse and Dawson City

• Entrance fee for "Diamond Tooth Gerties" Casino

• Guided Gold Panning Tour • Historic First Nation City Tour in Tuktoyaktuk • Overnight stay with First Nation Family • All overland transportation • Arctic Circle ceremony • Flight Inuvik - Whitehorse • Whitehorse/Inuvik Airport shuttles Not Included • Meals • Personal extras • Gratuity Child Policy Min. age: 7 years 7-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Note Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 27

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon River 2D | Whitehorse to Lake Laberge

2 days Guided Canoe Tour on the Yukon River Skill Level: Beginner

Availability Jun. 1 – Oct. 15, 2018

This 2-days canoe trip on the Yukon River from Whitehorse to Lake Laberge is specially tailored for visitors who like to travel away from tourist routes, following the trail of the old history, in a moderate timeframe. The tour starts in Whitehorse on the Yukon River with the compass needle set north, and we pass many relicts of the historic gold rush of 1898. The Yukon, meaning “Big River” in Athabaskan, ties as the 2nd longest river in North America (3,185 km) behind the Mississippi and Missouri River. This mighty river starts in the Yukon and empties into Alaska’s Bering Sea. Paddlewheel riverboats continued to travel the river until the 1950s when the Klondike Highway was completed. Today we enjoy the beautiful scenery while paddling down this historic waterway.

Duration 2 Days / 1 Night

Group Size 3 - 12 participants per tour

Price Double Tent:

CAD 625.00

Single Tent:

CAD 675..00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Map

Trip Itinerary “Yukon River 2D” Day 1: Arrival Whitehorse Pickup in the morning in Whitehorse and transfer to the legendary Yukon River. After safety instructions and preparation of our gear we’ll depart on the Yukon River. The river’s name means “great river” and thus it is very well named. This tour provides great opportunities to watch and photograph wildlife, such as bald eagles. During the next two wonderful days, we’ll paddle appr. 50km on this great river to roam the Yukon wilderness. Overnight camping at Yukon River.

Lake Laberge

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Day 2: Whitehorse - Dawson City A great day for beginner paddlers and a perfect way to enjoy this classic northern river. Our second day of paddling brings us to Lake Laberge, which allows for some relaxed shoreline paddling. From here we’ll return back Whitehorse in the afternoon. End of program.

Whitehorse

Child Policy Min. age: 14 years 14-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Included

Not Included

Note

• Expert guidance on the entire trip

• Fishing license

• Canoe for two people incl. 3 paddles, 2 life jackets, bailer and sponge

• Personal extras (ie. sleeping bag, sleeping mat)

Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

• Camping equipment incl. pots, pans, dishes and cutlery

• Pre/Post-Hotel Accommodation (please inquire about available rates)

• Overland transportation

• Gratuity

• 2 person tents (1 night) • All meals on canoe trip • Emergency equipment including First Aid kit, satellite communications. 28

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Departure Whitehorse

Yukon River 3D | Carmacks to Minto

3 days Guided Canoe Tour on the Yukon River Skill Level: Beginner

Availability Jun. 1 – Oct. 15, 2018

This 3-days canoe trip on the Yukon River from Carmacks to Minto is great fun for beginner paddlers and experienced adventurers alike. From Whitehorse we drive to Carmacks, an historic first-nation settlement. From here we’ll start our canoe tour on the magnificant Yukon River, where we’ll have plenty of opportunities to view wildlife on the river banks. The channel through the Five Finger Rapids is easy to maneuver and with great excitement we’ll continue on the calm stream which many stampeders used to traveled to the Klondike Gold Fields in the late 1800’s. In the evenings we’ll enjoy relaxing camps along the shores of the river.

Duration 3 Days / 2 Nights

Group Size 3 - 12 participants per tour

Price Double Tent:

CAD 1,350.00

Single Tent:

CAD 1,450.00

Trip Itinerary “Yukon River 3D”

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Day 1: Whitehorse - Yukon River Pickup in Whitehorse and transfer to Carmacks via the Klondike Highway. After safety instructions and preparation of our gear we’ll depart on the Yukon River. Overnight camping near Five Finger Coal Mine.

Map Minto

Day 2: Yukon River Today we encounter the famous Five Finger Rapids. One of only 2 real rapids on the entire Yukon River system, Five Finger is in reality 4 large boulders in the river, creating some standing waves. A good test, on your second day, but the guide will review the important info prior to going through the rapids. As we pass through the rapids the valley widens and the river begins to flatten out. We’ll pass by several large bluffs as the river meanders its way in a north-westerly direction. Black bears, particularly in the early part of summer, are easy to spot as they dig for roots and forage for new growth on exposed south facing slopes. Overnight camping near Big Horn Crossing. Day 3: Yukon River - Whitehorse Today we’ll reach Minto, once one of the most important dog (chum) salmon fish camps for the Selkirk people. From here we’ll return back Whitehorse. End of program.

Carmacks Whitehorse

Child Policy Min. age: 14 years 14-17 years: 25% off regular adult rate

Included

Not Included

Note

• Expert guidance on the entire trip

• Fishing license

• Canoe for two people incl. 3 paddles, 2 life jackets, bailer and sponge

• Personal extras (ie. sleeping bag, sleeping mat)

Due to the nature of this tour last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

• Camping equipment incl. pots, pans, dishes and cutlery

• Pre/Post-Hotel Accommodation (please inquire about available rates)

• Overland transportation

• Gratuity

• 2 person tents (2 nights) • All meals on canoe trip • Emergency equipment including First Aid kit, satellite communications. 29

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Winter day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Aurora Viewing | evening

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 (evenings from 10:30pm – 2:30am)

Duration 4 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Evening tour:

CAD 129.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, no Yukon winter vacation is complete without viewing the aurora borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky. A chemical light reaction caused when solar energy interacts with the Earth’s atmosphere, producing dramatic, dancing waves of green light from one horizon to another the Northern Lights have captivated viewers since the beginning of time, as evidence by the many Yukon First Nation legends they’ve inspired. We invite you to join us on our Aurora viewing tour at our custom built Aurora viewing location, far from the lights of the city, so you can experience the Northern Lights for yourself – and create your own legends.

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided aurora viewing tour • Snack, beverages Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Taste the snow | Multi-activity tour

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Duration 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Full day tour:

Our full day sightseeing tour travels to the Takhini River area, just outside Whitehorse. Our first stop is at the Kennel, where you’ll assist in harnessing and hooking up your own team of Alaskan huskies before being whisked away in the sled basket on a wonderful trip on the trails along the Takhini River with your own private musher at the helm of your team. An ideal tour for those who just want a taste of dog sledding without embarking on an expedition, participants who are interested, will then have the opportunity to drive their own team in comfort. After you’ve had a warm northern-style lunch and said good bye to the wonderful huskies, we’ll depart to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where you’ll have the opportunity to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat. Dalls sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose and even lynx can all seen on this tour, usually up close! To cap of a great day, we’ll travel to the nearby Takhini Hotsprings. The outdoor hot springs pool provides a warm sanctuary amid the cold winter weather and is a must-do activity while visiting Whitehorse! Returning to your Whitehorse hotel, you’ll have time to relax and have some dinner.

CAD 382.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Dog sledding tour • Takhini Wildlife Preserve admission • Takhini Hotsprings Resort admission • Northern Lunch

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Winter day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Snowshoeing | half day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 125.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Snowshoeing is one of the best ways to enjoy the tranquility of the Yukon wilderness and to photograph the stunning Yukon landscape. On our half day snowshoeing tour, you’ll get to strap on a pair of lightweight modern snowshoes and experience the rugged backcountry just like the gold miners, trappers and fur traders of days gone by. Tour visits a scenic location in the Whitehorse area backcountry. Wildlife such as spruce grouse, foxes, coyotes and snowshoe hares is occasionally spotted at a distance. Guided tour includes transfers, snowshoes, warm beverage and a snack.

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided snowshoeing tour • Snowshoe rental • Snack, beverages

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Ice Fishing | half day

Daily tours December 10, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Duration 4 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 174.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

In the Yukon you’ll find some of Canada’s best fishing for lake trout, northern pike, Arctic grayling, rainbow trout and Arctic char. Join us for an ice fishing adventure on one of the beautiful lakes in the Whitehorse area. Depending on conditions, our guide will choose the ideal lake for your ice fishing experience. We will pick you up at your hotel and after a quick stop at a local store for fishing licenses, we depart for our tour. After a short drive, we leave our vehicle parked by the lake shore and walk the short distance to our first spot. With the help of an ice-auger, we will drill a hole in the ice. The ice on a lake can be from 30 cm to one-meter-thick! Hot drinks will be available to keep us toasty. Take a look around and enjoy the beauty of a winter’s day while waiting for the big catch! If we are lucky and catch a nice trout your guide will fillet it and cook it on the fire. At the end of our day we return to Whitehorse with a record catch of great memories.

Included • All transportation with guide • Fishing rod rental • Tackle and lures • Territorial Fishing License • Snack, beverages

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

CATALOG 2017/2018

Winter day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Dog Sledding | half or full day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours or 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price

Enjoy a fun-filled day experiencing the Yukon’s winter wilderness of Buck and White Fang, as described by famous Klondike Gold Rush author Jack London. After meeting your team of Alaskan huskies, you’ll assist in harnessing and hooking them up to the sled, and then we’ll hit the trail! Our tour provides a gentle ride through the serene Whitehorse area backcountry, allowing you to take in the majesty and beauty of the Yukon.

Half day tour:

CAD 205.00

Full day tour:

CAD 279.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided dog sledding tour

Half day tour includes a snack and a warm beverage. Full day includes a hearty, warm trailside lunch of moose stew or chilli.

• Snack or lunch, beverages

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Snowmobiling | half or full day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours or 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price

Experience the Yukon wilderness at a faster pace on our day and half day snowmobile tours in the stunning mountains above Whitehorse surrounding Fish Lake. The roar of the snowmobile engine and the speed of travel along the trail are infectious Along the trail, the guide will point out the tracks of the many species of wildlife that patrol the Yukon forest, including the tracks of two large groups of wolves that live on the outskirts of Whitehorse.

Half day tour:

CAD 210.00

Full day tour:

CAD 315.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided snowmobiling tour

Half day tour includes a snack and a warm beverage. Full day includes a hearty trailside lunch of moose stew or chili and the “catch of the day” - while the guide prepares the campfire, tour participants have the opportunity chance to try another favourite local activity; ice fishing.

• Snowmobile rental • Snack or lunch, beverages

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 32

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Winter day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Ice Fishing & Snowshoeing | half or full day

Daily tours December 10, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours or 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 194.00

Full day tour:

CAD 299.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

In the Yukon you’ll find some of Canada’s best fishing for lake trout, northern pike, Arctic grayling, rainbow trout and Arctic char. Join us for an ice fishing and snowshoeing adventure on one of the beautiful lakes in the Whitehorse area. Snowshoeing is one of the best ways to enjoy the tranquility of the Yukon wilderness and to photograph the stunning Yukon landscape. Depending on conditions, our guide will choose the ideal lake for your ice fishing experience. We will pick you up at your hotel and after a quick stop at a local store for fishing licenses, we depart for our tour. After a short drive, we leave our vehicle parked by the lake shore and snowshoe the surrounding area to our first spot. With the help of an ice-auger, we will drill a hole in the ice. The ice on a lake can be from 30 cm to 1 m thick! Hot drinks will be available to keep us toasty. Take a look around and enjoy the beauty of a winter’s day while waiting for the big catch! If we are lucky and catch a nice trout your guide will fillet it and cook it on the fire. At the end of our day we return to Whitehorse with a record catch of great memories.

Arctic Day: Mount Sima Snow Tour | half day

Included • All transportation with guide • Snowshoe, Fishing rod rental (incl. Tackle and lures) • Territorial Fishing License • Snack, beverages (Half Day Program) • Full northern lunch (Full Day Program)

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Daily tours December 16, 2017 - March 31, 2018

Duration 3.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 219.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Spend a day skiing, snowboarding or just relaxing on our Mount Sima Snow Tour. Catch our bus to Mount Sima on a short drive from downtown Whitehorse. Get a taste of the Alpine life and choose from one of our Mount Sima packages (skiing or snowboarding). The local ski hill includes a fully-designed and maintained terrain park, earth formed half pipe and a dedicated rail park. Good snow reliability is supported by snow making ensuring plenty of snow throughout the season. We express bus direct to Mt Sima to ensure maximum time in the snow. Along the way we stop off to enable you to fit the ski/clothing/equipment. We take you direct to the Ski Hill and the rest is up to you - ski, board, play or relax!

Included • All transportation with guide • Half day ski pass at Mt. Sima Ski Park • Half day ski or snowboard and boots rental

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Winter day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Cross Country Ski Tour | half or full day

Daily tours December 10, 2017 - April 15, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours or 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 3 participants

Price

Enjoy the beauty of the Yukon on one of these interpretive cross country skiing tours. The focus is to get our guests to feel comfortable on their skis and ensuring they have the required technique before heading out on the tour on set tracks in a pristine setting with a “back country” feel. No intimidating crowds, just the sound of the snow as your skis glide effortlessly across it and an abundance of photo opportunities.

Half day tour:

CAD 195.00

Full day tour:

CAD 305.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Snack, beverages (Half Day Program) • Full northern lunch (Full Day Program)

Half day tour includes skiing around Miles Canyon, which once was the main travel route in the Gold Rush. We will enjoy the beautiful winter landscape on these historic trails.

• Cross Country Ski gear rental

Full day tour includes skiing at Mendenhall Landing, a 45 minute drive west on the Alaska Highway from Whitehorse. A day pack with camera and a few spare clothes is all you need. Our journey involves skiing up the frozen Takhini River. Frozen rivers are the winter highways of the land and our ski tracks join tracks of caribou, wolf, lynx, moose and fox. You will learn principles of river travel as we examine shelf ice, glaciations, hoar frost, slumping, rough ice and animal tracks frozen in overflow. Mountains up to 7000’ grace the valley. Our destination is a wall tent camp nestled on a bank in the pine forest facing the sun and the mountains. After appr. 2 to 3 hours at a leisurely pace we will arrive at our lunch camp. This excellent day on the river has been rated by some local skiers as their favorite outing, probably because of the fabulous scenery, the novelty of travelling a frozen river.

• Outdoor winter clothing (rental available)

Not Included • Personal extras, Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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winter/Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Wilderness City Museum Tour | half day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 * August 15 - October 15, 2018 [* except: Sunday, Monday]

Duration 3 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

The capital of the Yukon, Whitehorse, offers a charming inside to the history of the North. We will visit the Visitor Centre to learn about the different regions of the Yukon. We will visit the SS Klondike, a paddlewheeler ship used in the Goldrush and then we will visit the Fish Ladder and Log Skyscraper. To finish with an inspiration of the North we will have a guided tour through the MacBride Museum.

CAD 59.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • All transportation with guide • Entrance fee for MacBride Museum Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Wilderness City Brewery Tour | half day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 * August 15 - October 15, 2018 [* except: Sunday]

Duration 3 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 64.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • All transportation with guide • Entrance fee for Yukon Brewing Company Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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winter/Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Wildlife & Hot Springs | half day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 4.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 140.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

We will visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where you’ll have the opportunity to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat. Dalls sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose and even lynx can all seen on this tour, usually up close! To cap of a great day, we’ll travel to the nearby Takhini Hotsprings. The outdoor hot springs pool provides a warm sanctuary amid the cold weather and is a must-do activity while visiting Whitehorse!

Included • All transportation with guide • Entrance fee for Yukon Wildlife Preserve • Entrance fee for Takhini Hot Springs

Not Included • Outdoor winter clothing (rental available) • Personal extras • Gratuities

Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: First Nation Carving Tour | half day

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 August 15 - October 15, 2018 (except: Saturday, Sunday]

Duration 4.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

Only a 45-minute drive south of Whitehorse, Carcross is a small historic village featuring stunning Tlingit-inspired facades and totem poles and is host to shops and restaurants, an art gallery and totem carving shed. You will see Master Carver Keith Wolfe Smarch and his team of carvers as they work on traditional Inland Tlingit and Tagish totem poles, masks and more during a up-close and personal carving workshop.

CAD 212.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • All transportation with guide • Snack, beverage

Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities

Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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winter/Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Chilkoot Pass & Icefields Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 3-3.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

Departing Whitehorse, the Yukon’s capital, we fly south to magnificent ice fields and the Chilkoot Range over the Chilkoot Pass to follow the famous route of the last big Gold Rush of North America. At the end of the Chilkoot trail we will have a short stop-over at the historical site at Lake Bennett before we follow the shores of Lake Bennett to see the famous Whitepass Railway on our return to Whitehorse.

CAD 560.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • Transfer from downtown hotel with guide • 2.5 hours float plane sightseeing flight Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Kluane & Mount Logan Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 5-5.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

A spectacular flight from Whitehorse to deep in the heart of Kluane. A World Heritage Site since 1979, Kluane National Park & Reserve is home to lush valleys, glaciers and grizzlies, as well as mountain goats, moose and wolves. Amongst Canada’s highest peaks, Mount Logan rises to 19,545 feet above sea level (5959 meters). It is surrounded by the world’s largest non-polar ice-fields. We will stop to stretch our legs and have some refreshments before we return to Whitehorse.

CAD 1,010.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • Transfer from downtown hotel with guide • 4 hours float plane sightseeing flight Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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winter/Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Helicopter Mountain Tour | Sightseeing Flight

Daily tours November 15, 2017 - April 15, 2018 August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 1.5 hour

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Tour:

Enjoy breathtaking views of Fish Lake, Mt. Granger and Miles Canyon with possible wildlife sightings on this thirty minute helicopter sightseeing journey. In the winter, enjoy snow covered valleys and mountains with possible sightings of moose, caribou and wolves. This flight seeing tour is available year round.

CAD 507.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • Transfer from downtown hotel with guide • appr. 30 minutes helicopter sightseeing flight

Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Aurora Viewing | evening

Daily tours August 15 - October 15, 2018 (evenings from 11:30pm –3:30am)

Duration 4 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Evening tour:

CAD 129.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

One of the most sought-after Northern experiences, no Yukon vacation is complete without viewing the aurora borealis cascading across the Yukon night sky. A chemical light reaction caused when solar energy interacts with the Earth’s atmosphere, producing dramatic, dancing waves of green light from one horizon to another the Northern Lights have captivated viewers since the beginning of time, as evidence by the many Yukon First Nation legends they’ve inspired. We invite you to join us on our Aurora viewing tour at our custom built Aurora viewing location, far from the lights of the city, so you can experience the Northern Lights for yourself – and create your own legends.

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided aurora viewing tour • Snack, beverages Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Meet the Huskies | half day

Daily tours August 15 - September 15, 2018

Duration 3 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

An introduction to the exciting world of dog sledding, the Yukon Quest and our Yukon lifestyle. Watch a short video about the Yukon Quest and enjoy a guided walk down to the river with a handful of dogs. You get lots of time with the dogs and the puppies so bring your camera. You’ll meet a certified expedition guide, hear about the Kennel’s ethical operations, learn about the Yukon Quest and how integral dog-sledding is to our Yukon history.

CAD 107.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • A guided walk-about of the kennel • A walk to the river with a team of dogs • Enjoy a short video about the Yukon Quest

Not Included • Personal extras • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide. 39

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Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: White Pass Train & Skagway | Full day

Daily tours August 15 – September 26, 2018 [except probably: September 14,16,17,21,23]

Duration 10 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Full day tour:

This tour starts in Whitehorse and we travel along the South Klondike Highway to Fraser, BC, connecting with the world famous narrow gauge White Pass railway over the White Pass Summit and into Skagway, Alaska. In Skagway you will have the chance to discover the historic downtown, the gateway for many Stampeders on they way to the Klondike Goldfields.

CAD 295.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • White Pass & Yukon Route train pass • Skagway City Tour Not Included • Personal extras, US Visa Waiver Fee • Gratuities Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Kluane National Park Tour | Full day

Daily tours August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Full day tour:

On this tour you will visit the magnificent Kluane National Park, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. We will stop at Sheep Mountain in hopes to spot the local Dall Sheeps on their traditional territory. We will also learn more about the Glacial Fields in the Kluane NP at the Parks Visitor Centre.

CAD 255.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Guided hike in Kluane National Park Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities Optional • Sightseeing flight in Kluane NP Note Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Canoeing Tour | half or full day

Daily tours August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 4-5 hours or 7-8 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price

On this tour you’ll canoe down the historic Yukon River and enjoy the peaceful scenery. We’ll paddle from Whitehorse to the confluence of the Takhini River (full day to the beginning of Lake Laberge). A great day trip for beginner paddlers and a perfect way to enjoy this classic northern river.

Half day tour:

CAD 180.00

Full day tour:

CAD 270.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST. [special language service subject to 25% surcharge ]

Included • All transportation with guide • Snack, beverages (Half Day Program) • Full northern lunch (Full Day Program) • Canoe gear rental

Not Included • Personal gear, extras and gratuities

Note Half Day Tour Skill Level: Beginner Full Day Tour Skill Level: Intermediate Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

Arctic Day: Hiking Tour | half or full day

Daily tours August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 3 hours or 6 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price

On this tour you’ll get to see some of the most breathtaking views of the Yukon’s landscape and scenery. We’ll hike a well established trail up to a mountain side overlooking one of the most scenic alpine lakes in the Yukon. The panoramic views let you enjoy the vast open space of the Yukon and after a lunch stop we’ll make our way back to town. Half day tour includes hiking around Miles Canyon. Full day includes hiking at Fish Lake.

Half day tour:

CAD 125.00

Full day tour:

CAD 190.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

Included • All transportation with guide • Snack, beverages (Full Day Program) Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities Note Half Day Tour Skill Level: Beginner Full Day Tour Skill Level: Intermediate Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Summer/fall day-tours | Whitehorse

Arctic Day: Fishing Tour | half day

Daily tours August 15 - October 15, 2018

Duration 3.5 hours

Group Size Min. 2 participants

Price Half day tour:

CAD 174.00

All rates per person in CAD plus GST.

In the Yukon you’ll find some of Canada’s best fishing for Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling, Rainbow Trout and White Fish. Join us for a fishing adventure on one of the beautiful lakes in the Whitehorse area. Depending on conditions, our guide will choose the ideal lake for your fishing experience. We will pick you up at your hotel and depart for our tour. After a short drive, we leave our vehicle parked and walk the short distance to our first spot. Take a look around and enjoy the beauty of this landscape while waiting for the big catch! If we are lucky and catch a nice trout your guide will fillet it and cook it on the fire. At the end of our day we return to Whitehorse with a record catch of great memories.

Included • All transportation with guide • Fishing rod rental • Tackle and lures • Territorial Fishing License • Snack, beverages

Not Included • Personal gear and extras • Gratuities

Note Skill Level: Beginner Last-minute changes to the itinerary are a possibility and are left up to the discretion of the guide.

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Charter Services & Custom Programs Contact Chartering a vehicle from Arctic Range Adventure is fun, convenient, economical, and easy. Our dependable drivers, dispatchers, and support staff will ensure smooth and professional transportation. Charter quotes are always free. We offer years of transportation experience with providing personalized and professional service.

Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. Charter Services PO Box 30140 Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5M2 Canada Phone: +1 (867) 667-2209 Fax: +1 (867) 667-2265

Contact us today to get a free quote on Charter Services. Transportation With reasonable rates, friendly service, and knowledgeable drivers, Arctic Range Adventure is the best ride in the Yukon and Alaska. Whether your party includes large numbers corporate or leisure travelers (up to 24), or just a few family members on a trip through the North, Arctic Range Adventure will meet any size group at the airport and provide superior charter transportation to any destination. Driver Guides, Tour Directors, Step On Guides, Tour Escorts available for any destination, fluently in these languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Spanish. Private Charters Private Charters are available for one person and up. This is a great way for a family, friends or corporate delegates to travel. Mini vans, 15 passenger vans and motor coaches are available by request. Full receptive services available. Every detail is looked after!

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS Required guest information for bookings • Full names (first, middle, last) • Nationality and Passport Number • Tour name • Date, activity, and type • Airline arrival information • Weight (if travel arrangements include small aircraft) • Dates of birth (if travel arrangements include ferry and/or border crossing YUKON-ALASKA)

FIT bookings: Information required at the time of booking. Group tour bookings: Information needed at the time of booking and required no later then 30 days prior to tour departure.

IMPORTANT PRICING INFORMATION All rates published are retail rates and priced in CAD or USD as noted. All rates and prices are subject to applicable taxes, fees and changes without notice. GOODS & SERVICE TAX (GST): All Canadian tour prices are subject to 5% GST. Invoices must be paid in their respective currency to the appropriate bank (account information provided on each invoice). We acccept bookings by mail, fax, phone or online.

PAYMENT PROCEDURES Deposits: 25% of the total invoice is required 14 days after the date of confirmation. In some cases we require up to 50% deposits to confirm reservations.

Final Payment Camping Tours: All invoices must be paid in full 30 days prior to arrival. Hotel Tours: All invoices must be paid in full 45 days prior to arrival.

CANCELLATION FEES CANCELLATION BY THE CUSTOMER: The following cancellation fee schedule applies to all invoices unless otherwise noted in advance. These fees will be noted on our confirmation. Cancellations must be received in writing. Cancellation fees are based on percentage of the total invoice and based on the date cancellation is receives in our office.

CAMPING TOURS:

HOTEL TOURS / SELF-GUIDED TOURS:

Anytime after invoicing:

25%

Anytime after invoicing:

25%

45 days prior to departure:

40%

60-45 days prior to departure:

40%

30 days prior to departure:

60%

44-30 days prior to departure:

60%

No Show:

100%

Within 30 days:

100%

CANCELLATION AND REFUND BY Arctic Range Adventure Ltd.: If the minimum number of participants has not been reached, we reserve the right to cancel a tour 14 days prior to start of the tour. You will be notified immediately and you are entitled to a full refund if you are unable to join one of our other departures. If we or our partners are forced to change the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances, like forest fires, floods, breakdowns, all decisions are left to the discretion of the tour guide. Charter Services & Custom Programs are subject to a deposit and cancellation policy that is different from our standard payment and cancellation policy. We reserve the right to charge additional deposit or full payment at the time of booking. You will be advised at time of exact deposit and cancellation terms.

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BANKING INFORMATION

CAD Account

Account Name: Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. Bank Name: Bank of Montreal Location: Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada Currency: CAD Account Number: 1081-602 Transit Number: 09980-001 IBAN: 99801081602 Swift Code: BOFMCAM2 Routing Number: //CC000109980

CONTACT INFORMATION Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. P.O. Box 30140 Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 5M2 Canada Phone: (867) 667-2209 Fax: (867) 667-2265 E-mail: info@arcticrange.com

LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY Arctic Range Adventure chooses its suppliers (e.g. hotels, carriers and other suppliers providing tour services) with great care. These suppliers are, however, independent contractors and Canadian Arctic Range Adventure cannot be held responsible or liable for their acts or omissions. For all activity programs (i.e., but not limited to, river rafting, horseback riding, canoeing, hiking, sightseeing etc.) in Canada and USA clients will have to sign a “waiver of liability”. The client agrees to sign a waiver of liability at the beginning of the program. Arctic Range Adventure will, of course, always do its best to ensure the greatest possible safety for all its clients. Arctic Range Adventure can also not be held liable for changes in tour itineraries due to weather conditions, acts of God or special conditions beyond our control. All costs that may result from any delays of passengers at the airport or any delays that might occur at the end of the trip are the responsibility of the client. Arctic Range Adventure cannot be held liable. Furthermore, Arctic Range Adventure cannot be held liable for the contents of any brochure prepared by a wholesaler or tour operator and any misrepresentation of our tours therein. Should clients encounter problems during their trip they are required to contact Arctic Range Adventure immediately in order to solve the problem. Should a written account of concern be filed, it has to be sent to Arctic Range Adventure within four weeks of completion of trip. Claims received after that date cannot be considered. An all inclusive acccident- and luggage insurance for your tour is very important and highly recommended. Please see your travel agent. Copyright © Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. All rights reserved. No parts of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission of Arctic Range Adventure Ltd.

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Product Catalog 2017/2018 update: March 2017

Arctic Range Adventure Ltd. Phone : +1-867-667-2209 • Fax : +1-867-667-2265 Email : info@arcticrange.com • Web : www.arcticrange.com